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Sorry. Got nothing. But I am interested on how pregnancies are handled. Generally, you do take in more. Then again, when I was pregnant and had lost 50 lbs. on Weight Watchers, my OB told me to keep following that because it was fairly balanced and I already had enough stores to feed the baby. I only gained 13 lbs. during my pregnancy. The huge surge came after when I believed the hype about how much more you could eat when you nursed! :)

It depends on how much weight you still have to lose. I have heard of many cases (not necessarily post-WLS) where women were told to lose weight during pregnancy.

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