I'm pregnant. Options

[x3chrissyx3]

I was originally going to put this in health, but I'll leave it up to a mod to decide.
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I was pregnant a few times when I was in High School, thanks to being very irresponsible and such, I won't go into details. Anyway, I'm not a mother as of now because each time I was pregnant, I lost them, and I lost two very late. It was very hard, even as a kid myself to lose my child, you know?

Well, now, I'm pregnant again. I'm almost 22 years old, and I'm married, and while I don't have to be like "omg, my baby won't have a decent dad" I'm still worried that I'm going to end up losing this baby or these babies whichever it may be, again. I don't know what I can do to possibly prevent it from happening. The doctors aren't exactly sure why my other babies died or why I had the complications I did. I think if I gained weight it could help the situation a little and my body would be able to support a child more. I'm really unproportional. I'm tall, very thin and underweight, I have a large chest, and ugh, it's just a mess.

Do you know of anything that I can take or do to help me gain weight without causing harm to myself or giving me the highest cholesterol levl out there. I still want to stay healthy for the baby.

If any of you have ever been pregant before, could you tell me what I can possibly do this time around to make sure my babies and myself will be okay?

Thanks...

[angelrevelation]

i'm sorry about the other babies

my mom drinks ensure (or boost... or slim fast) along with eating to (try to) gain weight (it doesnt work on her though... lol)

and i guess you can just increase the servings of the food you eat, gradually of course. and drink whole milk

edit: oh and i also heard yoga helps. like in the movie 'sisterhood of the traveling pants' their moms were in this yoga program for pregnant women