Pwede Bang Magpagupit Ang Buntis Novels & Stories

"I'll die of boredom if you keep me locked up like this." Atlas sighed heavily. He stroked Regina's hair gently. "I know it's boring, Baby, but try to hold on for the sake of our child, okay? Your parents will be here soon to be with you, and most importantly, you have to remember what your obstetrician said. Your uterus isn't strong enough, and you shouldn't move around too much and overexert yourself while the fetus is still young." Regina stroked her still-flat stomach, then glanced at the package of vitamins and supplements on the nightstand.

"She didn't know. She doesn't have any experience dealing with pregnant women." "Doesn't know?" her mother snapped. "Do you have any idea how terrified Miss Livia must have been? She's pregnant! What if the shock had caused sudden contractions?" Kylie's eyes went wide. "Wait-Mom, that can actually happen?" Her father nodded. "Your mom's right. Pregnant women can be unpredictable. When she was carrying you, she'd get so tense during doctor visits that her blood pressure would spike-especially if I wasn't there with her."

"If I may suggest, you could join a prenatal yoga class or other exercises specifically designed for pregnant women. These activities can help your body relax and prepare for birthing." Sierra hesitated. She felt it might already be too late with less than a month and a half to go. "If you think it’s too late to start, the answer is no. It’s never too late unless the baby is already born. You can start now without worrying about anything."

Arrested? Abigail smiled and hugged her tighter. "Honey I know it's a lot, your emotions are a mess and your back hurts like crazy. It's not easy to have a baby, it affects you physically, mentally and emotionally too. "Now with all this pressure around you, it's making things harder. So I need you to just breathe... Take a moment and just... Breathe..." Cara inhaled and exhaled heavily, she felt like half of her worries had slid away as well.

she asked as I was about to turn the doorknob. "Aren't you finished yet?" I asked. "Can't you see I'm still doing something? It's your fault, you fed me too much! Look, I have a belly now, and it's hard to bend down! It's so frustrating," she said, almost in tears, and threw her shoe. I just covered my face with my hands. Earlier, she refused my help. Now she's upset because I fed her properly and healthily for our baby. It's normal for her belly to grow because she's pregnant.

Yes, blame it on my pregnancy for crying like baby. 693/5000

Sumulyap sa'kin ang Doctor. Pakiramdam ko parang nawalan ng kulay ang mukha ko. Kung ganoon, hindi pala iyon madali lang. Kailangan pala na masaktan sa panganganak? At mas higit na masakit itong sa akin kasi kambal ang ipinagbubuntis ko? Oh G!

That prenancy thing made my heart started to thud loudly in my chest now. Because she was right. Absolutely right! Maaari ngang mabuntis ako ng gagong 'yon with my carelessness. And just the thought of that possibility, natatakot at kinakabahan na'ko ngayon sa maaaring mangyari. I don't want to become a mom hangga't magulong-magulo pa ang buhay ko. Pero hindi naman siguro ako mabubuntis dahil isang beses lang naman nangyari 'yon kaya imposible namang mangyari 'yon.

Alina sat by the window, sunlight falling across her rounded belly. Her hands rested lightly on it, feeling the subtle movements within. She was several months from giving birth, her body carrying life steadily, almost rhythmically. She had grown stronger, her muscles more resilient, her breathing easier, but every step reminded her of fragility.