Hi all,

I am in my 49 days pregnancy. i have not done my pregnancy test. i am planning to do tomorrow. Today i got brown color bleeding but its not heavy. is it dangerous? what shall i do? Shall i take my pregnancy test?
I am having all the symtoms of pregnancy. frequent urination, dizziness, vomitting….

Implantation Maybe? And how do you know if your 49 days pregnant if you haven’t tested yourself yet? I say take the test and if positive go to the doctor and get a blood test to be sure.

Hi all,

I am in my 49 days pregnancy. i have not done my pregnancy test. i am planning to do tomorrow. Today i got brown color bleeding but its not heavy. is it dangerous? what shall i do? Shall i take my pregnancy test?
I am having all the symtoms of pregnancy. frequent urination, dizziness, vomitting….

Implantation Maybe? And how do you know if your 49 days pregnant if you haven’t tested yourself yet? I say take the test and if positive go to the doctor and get a blood test to be sure.

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Got two questions:
1.) Would you give your sister your kidney if she needs it, taking into account the following:
- you are eleven
- since you were born you have been giving bone marrow, blood, etc.
- you can’t do soccer or cheer leading and will have difficulty getting pregnant

2.) Would you make your daughter give your other daughter her kidney if:
- without the kidney she would definitely die
- WITH the kidney she will have a good chance at living but it’s not 100 percent certain. But it’s 100 percent certain that without the kidney she will die.
- Your daughter is the only match

Please only answer if you have read the book ‘My Sister’s Keeper’!

1) Absolutely no question about it - I would have given my kidney to any of my three sisters.

2) I would never force my daughter to give her kidney if she didn’t want to. That would be completely her choice.

Got two questions:
1.) Would you give your sister your kidney if she needs it, taking into account the following:
- you are eleven
- since you were born you have been giving bone marrow, blood, etc.
- you can’t do soccer or cheer leading and will have difficulty getting pregnant

2.) Would you make your daughter give your other daughter her kidney if:
- without the kidney she would definitely die
- WITH the kidney she will have a good chance at living but it’s not 100 percent certain. But it’s 100 percent certain that without the kidney she will die.
- Your daughter is the only match

Please only answer if you have read the book ‘My Sister’s Keeper’!

1) Absolutely no question about it - I would have given my kidney to any of my three sisters.

2) I would never force my daughter to give her kidney if she didn’t want to. That would be completely her choice.