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7 weeks preggo and went boating today, went over big wave and came down hard. is that dangerous for loss baby? how firmly r they attached?
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Watch the falls: After the fetus grows the sac moves nto the uterine chamber and the placenta literally grows into the uterine wall where it remains till birth and it separates.
Answered 7/20/2012
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