Weightgain นิยาย & เรื่องราว

She looked down at her stomach which was still only a small bump. “The babies will start to grow at a rapid pace in the last month.” Derek picked up the box that was thrown and placed it back on the table. “You should gain probably about five to ten pounds a week.” “What?” Emily was horrified by that fact. Of course, all Dr. Scott did was nod his head that Derek was correct. “I want Aunt Maureen to be here.” Emily felt she needed another female, one who would be on her side, in the room with her. Her eyes followed Zach as he went over to the hallway door and called for Emily’s aunt.

Between work and wedding preparation I got tired but Siddharth is taking a very good care of me. He always make sure I have my proper three meals and get enough rest. But it seems like I didn't gain a single kg. even I lose two kg. When we visit the doctor last time she warn me about my reducing weight and it's on my health and baby. Siddharth was so angry on me that day that he didn't even talk to me for whole day. I eat a lot but I don't know why I lose my weight. Now I catch viral fever easily and have cold now and then. We consult about this to our doctor and she said it must be because of the hormones' and prescribed some medicine.

His eyelids drooped as he looked up at me, “You’re so fat, Viy-viy.” I roll my eyes, “I’m pregnant with twins, you idiot.” “The babies are fat?” Ash asked, looking at my belly again. “I think it’s you.” Blue tipped his head, and surprisingly he spoke, “Pregnant women get fatter months in their pregnancy because they’re carrying extra water in their bodies. The babies are growing and that’s why she’s growing too.”

"From today onwards, don't worry about others anymore. Take good care of the child and make yourself fatter." Pouting, Natalie retorted unwillingly, "It's not that I need to be fat to take good care of the baby. We need to do it scientifically, okay?" "At least, I've never heard that science let you lose weight during pregnancy." Natalie, "…". Uh... She really didn't know how to refute this. However, why was she a kilogram lighter? She had eaten a lot, but why didn't she gain weight at all? Thinking of this, she reached out to touch her stomach and felt that it had become bigger. Moreover, now that the bigger was growing, it was indeed time for her to gain some nutrition. But…

She checked the screen at once. A message from Gerald: Not coming in today. Anna exhaled sharply, rolling her eyes. “So much for sitting around hoping he'd show,” she muttered. She stretched, letting out a soft yawn. Her stomach growled, loud enough to make her cringe. Oh, great. Her appetite had always been... impressive. After giving birth to Aiden, the combination of postpartum stress and hormone fluctuations had caused her weight to spike. But lately, she’d been doing better—down six kilos, no pastries between meetings, watching portions.

“That’s not possible…” Victoria looked at the numbers again. “Well, the scale doesn’t lie.” She felt confused. She had been careful with everything she ate. She had followed every instruction. “This doesn’t make sense,” she muttered. Victoria crossed her arms slightly. “Just be careful. Work will be starting fully again soon. You need to stay in shape.” She nodded slowly, but her mind was still stuck on the result. . Before going back home, she went to a nearby hospital for an overall checkup. Her body had been feeling funny, and she didn't have appetite much. So the sudden weight gain left her both confused and worried.

"Looks like you've gained quite a bit of weight since your last appointment." "Excuse me?" I'm freaking pregnant, what else is supposed to happen? "You're young, though, so I guess you aren't worried about your figure." He mumbles something about my metabolism slowing down, and anger makes my cheeks flush. "Oh well," he says as he walks around to where my knees are firmly pressed together. "Now if you'll just relax we can go ahead and get started. We can discuss the weight gain after."

The day summer break started after my third year of college, Mom and Dad drove over in their SUV to pick us up. My older sister, Janet Gould, helped carry the luggage. My younger brother, Harvey Gould, clung to Mom and soaked up her attention. When I carried my duffel bag downstairs, they stared at me in shock. None of them recognized me. "Liam, is that you? How did you lose so much weight?" Mom looked me over, her expression hard to read. For a moment, I thought she was worried about me. But then she suddenly frowned. "You're not sick, are you? We don't have health insurance for you." Janet looked at me with disgust. "Did you lose all that weight just to compete with Harvey for attent

he hissed at me, turning his face away dismissively. "A whale?" I repeated slowly, my hand immediately going to my stomach as if protecting it. "I thought you cared about your weight so much. Haven't you noticed you have added some weight? You should watch what you are eating, or it will be hard to lose after you give birth," he added casually. One thing that I hate more than anything is adding weight, and even if I'm pregnant, I've been watching what I eat and keeping fit. "George, are you calling me fat?" I asked, my eyes narrowing dangerously.

“Including losing weight again to escape the feelings?” “Yes.” She bit her lip. “That’s one of the things that I talk about with Rianna. How to gain weight slowly and with healthy food, and not panic and stop eating as the numbers get higher and higher on the scale. How to handle all the feelings and memories that come up as they do. For me, gaining weight is – complicated. It’s way more than just going to McDonald’s every day and stuffing my face with abandon. Lots goes on in my head every time I step on the scale, and see the numbers going up, and none of it is good.”