me it's not really adviseable to run in pregnancy.She didn't say that there was a direct link between running and anything bad happening. But she did say if something happened I'd never be sure it wasn't the running that caused it.I feel quite

really.  Chat to your GP.  Rather too short and too light than too long and too heavyThat is never a good sign Unless it's like...an unwanted pregnancy PloddingOn wrote (see)Unless it's like...an unwanted pregnancyPO - I thought that but didn't want

can you continue to run into a pregnancy? When should you stop racing? And how soon after a baby is born can you start again? Is running during the early stages of pregnancy dangerous? Do I have to give up running altogether? There is a thread

I am 19 weeks into my 2nd pregnancy. During the first I didn't run as I was just coming back from injury and didn't want to exacerbate any problems. However, I'm now loving running with a bump. Stopwatch free and no speed training, just running

Any advice out there for someone who is training to run a half marathon in January while pregnant? I am currently approximately 5 weeks pregnant and up to 8 miles for my long runs. This is my second pregnancy. I ran through 6 months of my first

at the moment on e-Bay.  If I was further along in my pregnancy, I'd be bidding on them myself.If you go to the baby section, and type babyjogger (1 words not 2), they come up at the bottom of the section marked "29 items found for baby jogger "

would assume it depends on how far into the pregnancy you were, just more of a message to hope your ok. cross posts KK I was 11 weeks and when I went for my scan I had a sac present but it was empty. This wason tuesday so Iknow it is early days but I

last year, so I had great visions of being able to keep up my fitness throughout my pregnancy but it's not worked out that way.Did any of you feel this way in your first trimester and then returned to normal in the second?Please tell me there's hope

no idea about marathons having never run more than a slow 5k but i remember pregnancy quite well and the different phases of it and how much it takes out of you physicallySo i am tempted to chip in with my opinions by way of advice, but since

? But weren't these tests done in a hospital rather than home tests? You shouldn't have to follow them up. Don't all women do 15 pregnancy tests anyway? All mine said I was pregnant.Got told of for pregnancy testing addiction, they were all round the house