Re:Digest Number 433

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Okay, I don't really think your being preggers had nothing to do with

your being a veggie - I remember eating tons of tomatoes before I found

I was pregnant with my son and I tell everyone that it was the little

seeds in them that did it ;=) and recommend them to everyone who wants a

son like mine (and for those who don't like him, of course, it's a warning).

 

I'm not a medic or a nutritionist, so I can't help with the other stuff

- but I believe you can get omega 3 from certain oils and there are

certainly great people on this list who can tell you if I am right or

not and if not where you should be looking for what you need. Truly.

 

All best luck ;=)

Pat

> Thanx for your message. I have family who live in Brantford. They moved there

> years ago & would love to visit them someday. Hehehe I know my becoming

> preggers is nothing to do with being veggie but it's a bizarre coincedence

that

> it happened within a couple of weeks of me changing my lifestyle. Maybe it's

> God's way of rewarding me for making a good descision about my life. Who

knows?

> I have found a multivitamin tablet for women that has a vegetarian capsule so

I

> shall be taking that along with my folic acid. The only thing I was concerned

> about was not getting enough Omega 3, which comes from oily fish. This is

> essential for baby's normal brain, eye and vision development. Can this be

> found in any other foods?

 

 

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