The sterile smell of disinfectant and the hum of soft chatter in the hospital corridor were beginning to feel unnervingly familiar. I shifted slightly on the edge of the examination table, my legs swinging absently. The doctor, a middle-aged man with kind eyes and a clipboard in hand, had just finished his checkup, and I was bracing myself for whatever he was about to say.“Well, Ms. Bennett,” he began, sliding his pen back into the pocket of his coat. “Your dizziness and fatigue are common during pregnancy, especially in the first trimester. But it’s important that you take better care of yourself.”I nodded, gripping the strap of my bag tightly. “I’ve been trying,” I admitted, my voice quieter than I intended. “But… it’s been hard.”He offered me a small, reassuring smile. “I understand. But you’ll need to prioritize your health for your sake and the baby’s. I’ll prescribe some vitamins and suggest smaller, more frequent meals. And plenty of rest. Anytime you feel unwell, even if
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