Re: pregnancy, babys experiences, etc...

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For me, any time I needed one of my assistants to transfer me, it was required

that she use a hoyer lift...not just for her safety, but also the safety of me

and my baby. Towards the later part of both my pregnancies, my hubby felt much

safer with just him doing the lifting because he would transfer by keeping me

very out-stretched. Once I was forced to bend too far forward, and dealt with

some pretty severe pain...luckily we were able to work out our circumstances to

where he could be available should the need arise. Thinking back to both

pregnancies, they were both pretty easy to get through, but I, too, dealt with

major weakness with my second baby. After much time and effort, it all came back

in the end.

> Hi Jenn,

>

> i read your comment to jess and i was curious, do u have sma and if

> so what type? me and my fiance are thinking of having a baby, he is

> going for a blood test 2 c if he has the sma gene, if you could

> give me some details it would be gr8.

>

> also any 1 else with any info that cud help wud b gr8 x x

>

> Thanks

>

> natz