My next challenge - running while carrying more than a bum bag.....! :)

[Tiddlywink]

No sooner did I graduate than I began feeling unwell and haven't really been out much since. It has since transpired that I am due another baby in the summer!! However, my GP assures me that I can continue as normal for as long as I feel comfortable. So, rather than trying to pick up the pace, my new goal is maintenance of the status quo for as long as I can...!!!

[mrqwest Graduate]

Hurrah! Congratulations

[Mitts Graduate]

Oh how lovely, congratulations! Don't overdo it, remember you have two bodies to listen to now

[rolphie2 Graduate]

Wow fantastic congratulations take care

[BigEd]

Well done but please be careful. Running is not so important to risk anything for. Good luck, Ed

[Deryn61 Graduate]

Fab news, take care x

[shelleymcb Graduate]

congratulations!!!! fantastic news am reading a book at the mo that said that the "author" ran until she was 25 weeks. not sure if I would do that personally, but, heyho, just go with how you feel. may even help with that dreaded morning sickness

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Congratulations.

[smhall Graduate]

Congratulations!!! What a wonderful bit of news!!

Steve

[runningwild Graduate]

Yes, congratulations to you! Take it easy

[gdeann Graduate]

Congratulations!! We will be looking forward to meeting little tiddlywink Jr! Take care and I hope the morning sickness subsides so you can get out and do some nice and easy runs. Gayle

[DeliaItaly Graduate]

Congratulations, how lovely! Take care and take it easy delia

[psarapsych Graduate]

That's just lovely Tiddlywink

Running with that little one will make your runs so special, you'll probably remember them for the rest of your life :-).

Congratulations, Sara

[Soozz Graduate]

Congratulations, lovely news! That baby will grow up to be a runner, I bet! But don't push yourself if you're feeling tired or unwell. X

[Jemimatoo Graduate]

What lovely news. Congratulations!

[sfb350 Graduate]

Congratulations ! Listen to your body and don't over do it. I couldn't have run when I was pregnant but lots of people do, Nell McAndrew who writes a column in Women's Running is pregnant and planning too keep running so you may find tips in the magazine.

[vixiej Graduate]

Congratulations! Enjoy running for two Those endorphins will make for a very happy baby

I used to do serious weight training and didn't stop until I was around 5 months pregnant, when everything felt a bit stretchier than usual. I didn't want to end up with a dodgy back, so I switched to yoga and long daily walks. Go with the flow and listen to your body, you'll know when to ease back a bit.

How exciting, is this going to be the first C25K community baby?

take care x