thread: Lost weight....interesting

  1. #1
    Registered User

    Apr 2009
    Cowra, NSW
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    Lost weight....interesting

    Okay, so i SWEEAR I was like topping 100 kilo...
    I went to my 28 week midwife appointment yesterday, and was told i was slightly overweight for my age and height, which put me in an upset mood as it was lol, so i was too scared to hop on the scales...

    However i was 83.8 at my last appointment at 25 weeks, and when i hopped on i was sure to be atleast 90....however i was 83.3..... WAT THE??

    Ive been eating heaaaaps, and my tummy is huge, i cant see my feet or shave down there...but ive lost it....?? where could i have lost it...my thighs and arms are getting bigger, and my love handles and bum are huuge...

    could it just be muscle forming from carrying the extra weight??

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    Dec 2007
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    I was 1kg heavier at time of birth with DD then when I had my 1st ob appointment (and was always being told that I should be putting on weight)..

    Although I ate everything under the sun, I was also eating regular meals, and healthier meals then when not pg..

    I am 37 weeks pg and have lost 2 kgs in the last week, and I haven't changed anything I am doing.. Some people (especially larger people, which I am) do the opposite when pg..

  3. #3
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    Dec 2008
    Paradise. QLD
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    well im average in size was 76 kilos when i fell and im now 73 kilos go figure.

    i have abig belly and i eat heaps, granted i was sick for the first 16 weeks lol but i still ate and didnt do much and ate all teh wrong foods lol damn cravings
    yet cant put a kilo on

    but with dd i put on 10 kilos in the first 20 weeks then 7 in the last 20,

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    Jul 2008
    Forest Lake - Brisbane
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    this happened to me with all of my pregnancies. In fact I was smaller just after I had them then when I first got pregnant. The baby takes the nutrients from you one way or another and if you arent giving it the nutrients it needs at the time it will take them anyway (from your backside!!!) lol
    I always put the weight back on pretty fast though so this time I am going to be wary of what my body does and not "eat for my milk" once I have had bub as I am not one of those lucky ones that lose weight from breastfeeding.

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    Apr 2009
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    the same thing is happening to me... as long as bubs is growing i wouldn't be too worried about it...

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    Nov 2008
    Perth
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    Try not to get too hung up on your weight, it can definitely fluctuate during pregnancy. I'm at 35 weeks and found out this morning that I have lost a kilo since my last OB appointment 2 weeks ago.

  7. #7
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    Apr 2009
    Northern Beaches Sydney
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    My OB doesn't seem to place much emphasis atall on weight and in fact never weighs me at my visits and from what I've read a lot don't any more. It certainly appears that if you are overweight (even slightly) to start off with your weight gain will be less than if you are the right side of scales to start off with.

    As long as you make sure you're eating healthily and baby is growing in accordance to what its supposed to do I understand it is not something to be concerned about.
    That being said I do weigh myself each week just to track for myself whats happening. So far about 6.4kg .......... and baby from my 32 week scan that I had on Monday is supposed to be 1.9KG of that.

    Friends of mine who tracked like me did say however that their weight increased quite a bit in their last 6 weeks. (Ah joy & happiness what to look forward to )