u/Accurate-Grocery-639

Preggy so not technically trying to restrict calories but rather health maxing and restricting unhealthy foods

Preggy so not technically trying to restrict calories but rather health maxing and restricting unhealthy foods

Blanched okra and spinach

Buckwheat soba noodles (under the egg unfortunately I accidentally grabbed the ones with wheat)

Dried and cooked anchovies

3 eggs

I fried every except the veggies in 1/2 a teaspoon of beef tallow and a non stick pan and added a bit of soy sauce on top (I also added a tiny amount of ketchap mantis on the anchovies hoping to get them to taste more palatable)

I added 2ml of high quality omega 3 fish oil with lemon flavor on the anchovies aswell

The drink is a cold brew strawberry and lime tea with a magnesium tablet and some psyllium husks

I am trying to restrict less right now before I heavily restricted carbs and even natural sugar but now I try to add carbs back in. I do however still restrict heavily processed carbs and added sugar as well as trying to lower my seed oil consumption since I am trying to replenish my omega 3 stores.

u/Accurate-Grocery-639 — 4 days ago
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Gynecologist put wrong hight on my maternity records added more weight

Hi I’m so deeply triggered it right now. I’m twelve weeks pregnant and today I went to the gynecologist to get my initial scan and dating and that maternity papers (we have this booklet in my country where all the data about the mother and child is added) she didn’t measure my height and somehow wrote >!170!< cm in there. I am however, >!175!<. She didn’t ask either. I don’t know where she pulled that number from or if she just made it up when they weighed me in the waiting room by the way, which was heavily uncomfortable. They only subtracted >!2 kg!< for my Clothing despite me literally wearing a heavy patty coat that I know is at least >!4 kg!< so I know I only weigh >!60 KG!<. I know for most people it would be a small thing, but when I realized when I got home that they put in the wrong height and added >!2 kg!< that really triggered me somehow especially because I can’t have them change it until the next appointment. I am so uncomfortable with this and having basically >!2!< BMI points added on unnecessarily.

Is it common for healthcare professionals, and gynecologist to be that un thoughtful?

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u/Accurate-Grocery-639 — 5 days ago