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I am Shannon and my husband is Chris. This is a place to share and process struggles related to miscarriages, eating disorders, and Shannon's struggle with sexual abuse. We have found that joy, exempt of Christ, is often bittersweet in this life. We look forward to heaven where sweetness will abound and bitterness will be gone.







Thursday, July 7, 2011

Maternity swimwear

So my latest pregnancy dilemma...

What to wear to swim in at 25 weeks pregnant? I have not figured it out yet....sigh.

The maternity swimwear is too expensive...and the bigger sizes are too big everywhere else.

I could just not swim.

But I want to swim.

Annoying.

~Shannon
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3 comments:

  1. Jenn @Treasuring Lifes BlessingsJuly 7, 2011 at 2:38 PM

    This might not be a popular opinion but I just wear the 2 piece I wear when not prego. I've done that with all my kids, never owned a maternity one. I am a hard one to fit for a swimming suit in general so I just used what I had. :) When I was at the beach the other week, I wasn't the only one bearing my belly. ;) Have you looked on ebay by chance?

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  2. Sarah JoyJuly 7, 2011 at 6:09 PM

    http://www.motherhood.com/product.asp?Product_id=92562920082&MasterCategory_id=MC9 is pretty affordable.

    also: http://www.thebudgetfashionista.com/archive/maternity-swimsuits-for-under-40/

    i'm trying to find the one piece i was going to buy last august but we didnt because we got bowling balls instead. it was reviewed to fit well for all of pregnancy & into breastfeeding.

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