How my body changed in and after pregnancy

In this video I take you through all the body changes I experienced through pregnancy (through each trimester), the day of birth, straight after birth and then up to now (7 months post partum).
I discuss everything from breast changes, nipple changes, stretch marks, my bum, weight, skin tags, moles, hair loss, pigmentation, belly button changes, bump growth, tears in birth and more.
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction & Disclaimer
0:32 -1st trimester changes
1:28 - 2ns trimester changes
4:02 - We moved to Canada
7:01- 3rd trimester changes
18:13 - Birth
19:38 - Right after birth
21:34 - Week after birth
24:10 - 9 weeks post partum onwards
34:07 - Concluding remarks
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[@ian_buck]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful journey!

[@sandrafidlerremsing7267]

This is WILD to me! Pun intended ;) No nausea? How?!
At the end of week 5 I was already in hospital on a drip from severe nausea and vomitting leading to dehydration. I realise having hyperemsis is the exception to the rule, but most people I know had at least a bit of nausea in week 6-8? The fact that you had no physical changes blows my mind. In addition to debilitating nausea (that lasted until week 22), my breasts exploded in size in the first trimester, and by the start of the second trimester I had stretch marks on my breasts! It’s just phenomenal what our bodies go through and how different we all are! X

[@user-zh7xk8fi9n]

This video should be shown to all the teenage girls that undergo gender dysphoria at the moment. I know not all girls will regret their decision to change their gender with drugs and surgery but for those who would end up regretting it, I really hope they can watch this very positive video regarding the female body before they go under a surgeon's knife. Some things can never be reversed. Thank you for making this very uplifting and positive video about our female body.