15 mths post of and almost 6 mths pregnant

[Guest guest]

Hello all,

I just joined OSSG because of the wonderful things I have heard.

Well my friends I need your help. I am almost 6 months pregnant and

find myself eating everything and never getting full. UGH! Please

write back. Can you suggest any good books or can anyone give me

some good advice Thank you!

[Guest guest]

Dawn,

It seems to be the general consensus of this group of 1,700+ women

that they most all become ravenous, eating everything in sight and for

the majority of them, eating habits return to normal within a few

weeks after surgery.

It has something to do with the " relaxin " that allows your uterine and

pelvic muscles to stretch to accomodate the growing uterus/baby/belly

and in turn the stomach itself " relaxes " also allowing us to eat more,

empty more quickly, then want more. It DOES get back to normal though

have faith. Just as the weight you gain will most likely fall back off

within 2 weeks after delivery (dependent of course on how much you

gain total)

It's been posted over and over and over again. (you can skim through

the past 20+ thousand messages to see for yourself, or take my word

for it (as a moderator who has approved a TON of those same messages).

Sheila

[Guest guest]

Dawn,

It seems to be the general consensus of this group of 1,700+ women

that they most all become ravenous, eating everything in sight and for

the majority of them, eating habits return to normal within a few

weeks after surgery.

It has something to do with the " relaxin " that allows your uterine and

pelvic muscles to stretch to accomodate the growing uterus/baby/belly

and in turn the stomach itself " relaxes " also allowing us to eat more,

empty more quickly, then want more. It DOES get back to normal though

have faith. Just as the weight you gain will most likely fall back off

within 2 weeks after delivery (dependent of course on how much you

gain total)

It's been posted over and over and over again. (you can skim through

the past 20+ thousand messages to see for yourself, or take my word

for it (as a moderator who has approved a TON of those same messages).

Sheila