Sebastian, the 29-year-old mother Eliana Rodriguez's second kid, was just born. Rodriguez endured cruel remarks regarding her larger-than-normal pregnant belly, despite the fact that both her pregnancy and the child were healthy. Rodriguez defies social pressure despite the shame associated with pregnant size.
 |
 |
| © eliana.rodriguez__ / Instagram |
Rodriguez, a Las Vegas, Nevada-based businesswoman with a focus on health and wellbeing, admitted that people were curious about her bump in person as well as on social media. She only said, "Yes, I am huge, and it's hard," without ever responding in an impolite manner.
 |
| © eliana.rodriguez__ / Instagram |
Rodriguez was 4'11" and had a shorter body, so his bulge seemed bigger than usual. This was typical for her physical type, according to her physicians. Rodriguez was eager to share her experience, especially after attempting to conceive a second child, even though she began to show symptoms two months into her pregnancy.
Rodriguez had polyhydramnios, a disease that affects 1% to 2% of pregnancies, due to an excessive amount of amniotic fluid throughout her pregnancy. Rodriguez's physicians verified that she did not have polyhydramnios, despite the fact that it can result in premature labor. Maternal hyperglycemia and fetal anatomical abnormalities are other reasons for a big belly during pregnancy.
 |
| © eliana.rodriguez__ / Instagram |
Luckily, none of these problems affected Rodriguez. She did, however, emphasize how crucial it is to avoid making body-shaming remarks when pregnant, especially in light of the negative effects they can have on mental health, especially for individuals who are suffering from prenatal or postpartum depression.
 |
| © eliana.rodriguez__ / Instagram |
Rodriguez, a devout woman, sympathizes with individuals who speak harshly but promotes empathy and tolerance instead. Her narrative serves as a reminder to encourage women on their own journeys and to appreciate the variety of pregnancy experiences.
0 Comments