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the GOOEY feeling of a period coming ?

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PostPosted: 06/07/06 - 09:17    Post subject: the GOOEY feeling of a period coming ? Vote now! Reply with quote
i have the gooey feeling in my tummy of a period coming , but have the symptoms of pregnance...did three tests one faintly positive a week ago and the rest all negative

am i gonna take my period?? or is it possibel teh feelings could be a pregnancy and not my period??
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