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Is it normal to still be nervous about a miscarriage at five and a half months pregnant ?
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What is normal ?: Its understandable about wanting your baby to be healthy and full term for any pregnancy. Having said that, keep a positive attitude, and try to meet each month's end in your pregnancy as a milestone to a fantastic outcome. If you've had a miscarriage or fetal loss before, it's even more understandable to be nervous at any time in the pregnancy. Be good to yourself and be positive, it will help...
Answered 10/25/2014
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