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Before I had a baby, I would try to imagine what it would be like to be pregnant and give

birth.

And since I had nothing to go on, really, I guess I always imagined that it would be a

lot like my mom's experience.

And that turned out just not to be the case.

Even in the pregnancy, my mom gained, I think, about 15 pounds when she was pregnant with

me, and I, by the end, had gained about 40.

And then the childbirth part, that was pretty different.

My mom had a natural childbirth without any drugs, and the thing I remember her always

telling me about that experience was that it was painful and it was difficult, but when

she got to the pushing, it was such a relief, and it was such an amazing feeling to have

the urge to push and be able to do it, to feel progress being made.

And in the days leading up to my childbirth, when I was feeling really terrified of it,

I kept remembering that, no matter how much pain I felt, that relief of pushing would

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