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931.1 | | USCTR1::WOOLNER | Your dinner is in the supermarket | Fri Mar 31 1995 17:02 | 5 |
| Mine wasn't *painful* but it was sensitive. Formerly an innie, it
became an outie (which I think is fairly common, if not universal)!
Don't worry though, they go back to being innies after the pregnancy.
Leslie
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931.2 | How to process this change. | NPSS::CREEGAN | | Fri Mar 31 1995 17:20 | 6 |
| Just think of it as an opportunity to get very clean.
OR...
It's your baby's "bird watcher thermometer". When it REALLY
pops out - it's done!
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931.3 | | WMOIS::LYONS_S | | Fri Mar 31 1995 17:29 | 9 |
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Donna,
Funny, I'm 20 weeks also. I went through the sensitive bellybutton
syndrome two weeks ago. I think it's just because it's stretching that
it has become sensitive. It's kind of funny to see how it looks now.
I'm sure the sensitivity will lessen in a little while.
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931.4 | Me too! | CLOUD9::WEIER | Patty, DTN 381-0877 | Fri Mar 31 1995 17:29 | 11 |
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Mine was very VERY sensitive with this last pregnancy (I can't remember
with the first two), and just to touch it, or just to have a 'rough'
shirt on, really hurt. I have an inny that didn't pop "out" but
flattened out, the 'fatter' I got. Jeepers, I forgot all about that,
but I remember my boyfriend used to sometimes "tickle" my belly, and
just a little touch there would send me through the roof.
It stopped hurting shortly after I gave birth.
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931.5 | On the serious side. | NPSS::CREEGAN | | Fri Mar 31 1995 17:50 | 9 |
| On the serious side...
Mine was sensative too, it was right around Thanksgiving time
[one year]. It was perfect height to "hit" all the counters
as I worked in the kitchen preparing food. I finally put
a bandaid over it to "protect" it. After a while it stopped
feeling sensative. If I wore a sheer material, you could see
the "bump" of my protruding belly-button. Now, after three
kids my belly-button has "crow's feet".
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