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Im 39 weeks 4days and no signs of labor or pressure in pelvis is this normal?
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Coming soon : Coming soon to a pregnancy "near you" is the "labor" movie. "If the apple is ripe, it will fall off the tree." When Mother Nature is ready labor will ensue. regardless of your lack of signs or symptoms.
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