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What to do if i'm 37 weeks pregnant and want to prepare my body for labor. what are some ways i can do this?
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Rest up: At 37 weeks the best thing to do is rest and wait. Hopefully you have been following a healthy eating and exercise plan throughout your pregnancy as that is one of the best ways to be prepared physically.
Answered 6/12/2014
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