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I'm pregnant! Only six weeks, but trying to not tell people was getting to be a pain (particularly since it has been affecting the yoga I can do, which affects what I can demonstrate when I teach! :P), so we've outed ourselves.

So far things are going fairly well. Mostly, I'm just tired, and feeling a bit constipated. (I'm not, it's just that feeling in that area.) No particular food aversions, aside from having no appetite. I'm sure that'll change in not too long. :P


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Lisa Mentor

YEAH!!!! I'm so happy for you Tiffany. Children will change your life is so many ways...a good thing.

BTW, I won't tell anyone. ;)

jerseyangel Proficient

Congratulations Tiffany!! I'm so happy for you :D

OptimisticMom42 Apprentice

Yeah!!! Little hands, little feet, great big smiles! :D Congratulations!

Judyin Philly Enthusiast

Tiffany

Congratulations.

I couldn't be happier for you

I've known since we became friends 5+ years ago on the board that this was a dream.

So glad it's come true.

Hugs

Judy in Philly

Jestgar Rising Star

How exciting!!! Huge congrats!

debmidge Rising Star

Congratulations! Much Happiness to You


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Congratulations!!!

nikki-uk Enthusiast
I'm pregnant! Only six weeks, but trying to not tell people was getting to be a pain (particularly since it has been affecting the yoga I can do, which affects what I can demonstrate when I teach! :P), so we've outed ourselves.

So far things are going fairly well. Mostly, I'm just tired, and feeling a bit constipated. (I'm not, it's just that feeling in that area.) No particular food aversions, aside from having no appetite. I'm sure that'll change in not too long. :P

:D

Congrats!!!!!

..oh...and enjoy!!!!!! :)

ravenwoodglass Mentor

What wonderful news! Congratulations!!!

mushroom Proficient

I am so happy for you!!!

ranger Enthusiast

What wonderful news for you! Take good care of yourself -Yoga should help. You are embarking on the most important road in life. Congrats!

MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast

Aw, what exciting news!

elye Community Regular

Well done, Tiffany! Congratulations. . . .........you are about to amaze yourself! :)

ang1e0251 Contributor

Congratulations! Go crazy in the little person's clothes department!

DakotaRN Newbie

CONGRATULATIONS!!! Kids are awesome. :D

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