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To wish more pregnant women were like this?
LisaExpress · 06/06/2013 18:44
Good example
Running a marathon at 7 months pregnant. Good on her.
MikeOxard · 06/06/2013 18:45
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HolidayArmadillo · 06/06/2013 18:48
I think it's impressive running a marathon pregnant or not. Not sure what's prompted the first response 
maybe I've missed something.
I think if you're fit and active anyway then it's great to be able to keep that up during pregnancy, I probably wouldn't advise anyone take up marathon running for the first time when pregnant.
LunaticFringe · 06/06/2013 18:53
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C999875 · 06/06/2013 18:55
Mike Oxrard. Why is the O.P a troll and why the bad language. Okay we're adults and we can handle and nor is mumsnet against swearing. However is there really any need for cursing..x
Hi Lisa Express. I think it's amazing for a pregnant women to do this at 7 months or indeed at any time during her pregnancy. I am no expert but I wouldn't mind betting she is having a boy as women who are pregnant with boys always seem to have so much energy. I have a girl and I had no energy at all and I could hardly walk never mid run at 7 months. xx
ouryve · 06/06/2013 18:58
I was ill in my first pregnancy, partly due to an as yet undiagnosed disorder and struggled to even walk around a supermarket. During my second pregnancy, I had placenta previa and couldn't even vacuum. Good for her, but I'll not take it as a gold standard of how pregnant women should behave, tyvm.
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