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@🍃Chiêu Thị Thanh Nga🍃 :

C làm cách nào mà nhanh về lại dáng thế ạ

2022-02-25 16:49:36

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Mẹ bé Xiuxiu ( Giang Chè ) :

Bầu e lên 17kg thôi 🥴 sau gần 2 tháng e về dáng r, nhả vía cho các mom nha🥰

2022-02-25 08:49:06

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danlie_iam20 :

Xin tip về đang chị ơi

2022-02-25 08:44:05

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Mai Ngọc Nguyễn :

E xin in4 áo c ơi mấy hnay tìm k có huhu

2022-02-25 09:39:50

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Cúc Kim :

mẹ xiu cao bnhiu đó

2022-02-25 08:50:22

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Đi khám về đổi tên :

Woaaaa xin vía giảm cân thành công sau sinh😂😂

2022-02-25 11:00:34

3

Fuong Anhh🐶 :

bé xiu đou cj 🥰

2022-02-25 08:26:09

2

Nguyễn Thu Thuỷ :

c xinh quá sinh bé song mà vẫn có vòng eo con kiến

2022-02-25 08:27:46

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Ngọc Huế Bee :

Chỉ e cách về cân cũ đi ạ vè dáng nhưng vẫn thừa hẳn 4kg😭

2022-02-26 14:54:25

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🐰 :

ôi xin vía xin vía dáng xinh nào e đê dc 2 tháng mà giờ 50kg luôn

2022-02-25 09:35:25

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Trần Thành :

rất nhẹ nhàng nhá 😁

2022-02-25 13:47:50

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Mẹ Na Thúi :

Hic chắc là lúc bầu mom lên ít cân thôi đúng k, trc bầu mình cx gầy mà gần sinh tăng 20kg sầu quá kb sinh xong bao lâu ms lại dáng đc 🥺

2022-02-25 08:33:58

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Mít :

Cho xin cách vê dáng nhanh đi mẹ xiu

2022-02-25 08:35:00

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Tùng :

mẹ xíu có ny chưa🥺

2022-02-25 11:50:19

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huyenpham@ :

mom lm tn mà về dáng nhanh the ạ😳

2022-02-25 09:14:15

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Đã xoá tên :

Hóng vd của xiu vs cj ghê 🥰 mong sẽ ra nhìu vd ạh 🥰

2022-02-25 10:33:18

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🤍 :

Trộm vía đẻ xong mà bụng vẫn đẹp quá bạn ơi

2022-02-25 08:52:58

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Nguyễn Ngọc :

xin tip về dáng đi bạn ơi

2022-02-25 08:40:39

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Giangg my :

Xin vía sinh xong nhanh về dáng ạ

2022-02-25 13:47:18

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Nguyễn Mạnh Cường :

chồng đâu bạn ?

2022-02-25 08:30:47

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Linh Tây 🍧 :

C dùng gì để về lại dáng nhanh ạ

2022-02-25 13:53:52

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Hồ Sỹ Dũng :

Gái 1 con trông mòn con mắt mà ông bà nói là đây hã 😂

2022-02-25 14:23:24

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𝓗𝓸̂̀ 𝓒𝓸̂𝓷𝓰 𝓝𝓱𝓪̣̂𝓽 :

cho bé xiu nhảy ik cj

2022-02-25 08:28:59

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tea_nm0 :

xin vía giảm cân về dáng ạ

2022-02-26 00:55:06

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Hà boon :

mk len có 10kg. 😁.mà cao 1m55 bh 43kg. gây. nhung bụng vẫn béo

2022-02-26 02:36:20

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Ngọc diệp :

😂😂

2022-02-26 02:48:00

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. :

em xin if áo

2022-02-26 11:39:13

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Tr. SƠN 3602 :

@bongnguyen_82 trend này có vẻ hợp vs t 😂

2022-02-26 13:06:28

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✦ռɦσ Đεռ✾✔ :

eo con kiến

2022-02-26 14:17:05

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D U Y B I N H :

Cưng quá

2022-02-25 08:26:50

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Ngọc Huấn713 :

C bầu mà k bị rạn nhỉ

2022-02-28 09:44:34

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Linh Hương :

vòng eo đẹp quá 🥰

2022-03-10 02:45:30

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nhungchu_ :

Xin vía ạ🥰

2022-03-10 03:04:33

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Trriinh :

e cái gì củng ốm chỉ có mỗi cái bụng ko ốm nỗi 😳

2022-03-11 06:13:32

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Nguyễn Quang :

ô bụng đẹp thế

2022-03-13 09:04:36

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Mạnh Linh :

@ig_alina.26__

2022-03-13 10:41:08

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Một mét bảy chục :

Dùng fiu tơ thì xin đừng đeo khẩu trang giùm ạ

2022-05-10 06:06:15

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TW - mental health diagnosis I suspected I might have bipolar from my late teenage years, because not only did I have almost all of the symptoms - it also ran in my family (my maternal uncle sadly lost his life from it when he was only 25). I consulted various medical professionals throughout my teens and early adulthood but they were not willing to explore that it could be anything other than solely anxiety and depression. During a particularly terrifying mental breakdown aged 21, I felt like I had completely lost my mind. My brain was firing on all cylinders, I was thinking much too fast, I had pressured speech, I was paranoid, reckless and impulsive and I even had symptoms of psychosis in the sense that I couldn no longer tell what was real and what wasn’t. I had too much energy, I wasn’t sleeping, I wasn’t eating and I had a LOT of creative ideas. I was walking around explaining to random people that I could feel every atom in my body exploding outward with some kind of magical electrical energy. I felt some immense joy and excitement in this state but also a metallic undercurrent of fear. It was as if I was no longer in my body and instead on a completely separate planet all alone. After some time had passed of being in this state, I demanded to see a mental health professional. I explained all my symptoms to a psychiatrist and asked them if they thought it could be bipolar, given that my symptoms lined up with hypomania. He said no, definitely not. He called me an attention seeking drama-queen with a bit of depression and anxiety. I responded that it felt like something else was going on. He wasn’t having it. He was absolutely horrible to me and I became more and more frustrated and desperate during the appointment. He said some other completely inaccurate stuff like that I had interpersonal difficulties (despite me having good relationships with my family and friends) and anger issues (despite me absolutely not relating to this at all throughout my life). By the end I was absolutely sobbing and having a panic attack. It was such a traumatic experience that I’m crying my eyes out typing this 11 years later. I struggled and struggled with my mental health over the next 5 years. I did have some good periods of time in those years, but the bipolar symptoms of both depression and hypomania were always lurking in the shadows. They sometimes reared up again for months at a time. I saw several mental health professionals in both the UK and the USA during those years and no one listened to me properly. I was even put on SSRI’s to combat the depression at one point, which sent me into one of the most devastating hypomanic episodes of my life. So, I wasn’t diagnosed with bipolar type 2 until several years later, when I was 26. Thankfully, a team of NHS doctors and psychiatrists in Brighton finally took me seriously and took the time and effort to get to the bottom of it. They were professional, calm, wise, and immensely kind and I’ll always be grateful to them as they likely saved my life. Together, we experimented with various different medications until we landed upon a mixture of lithium and lamotrigine, which helped stabilise my mood. My bipolar has been much more manageable for the past few years. I’d even say my mood is pretty stable now. There are other factors that have gone into this. But that’s another story. I also want to thank all of you guys so much for being here with us. Connecting with you all and being part of this community is something I’m thankful for every single day. We love you and our thoughts are with anyone struggling with their mental health, today, in the past or in the future. 💙 #worldmentalhealthday #MentalHealth #bipolar #diagnosis #mentalhealthmatters

TW - mental health diagnosis I suspected I might have bipolar from my late teenage years, because not only did I have almost all of the symptoms - it also ran in my family (my maternal uncle sadly lost his life from it when he was only 25). I consulted various medical professionals throughout my teens and early adulthood but they were not willing to explore that it could be anything other than solely anxiety and depression. During a particularly terrifying mental breakdown aged 21, I felt like I had completely lost my mind. My brain was firing on all cylinders, I was thinking much too fast, I had pressured speech, I was paranoid, reckless and impulsive and I even had symptoms of psychosis in the sense that I couldn no longer tell what was real and what wasn’t. I had too much energy, I wasn’t sleeping, I wasn’t eating and I had a LOT of creative ideas. I was walking around explaining to random people that I could feel every atom in my body exploding outward with some kind of magical electrical energy. I felt some immense joy and excitement in this state but also a metallic undercurrent of fear. It was as if I was no longer in my body and instead on a completely separate planet all alone. After some time had passed of being in this state, I demanded to see a mental health professional. I explained all my symptoms to a psychiatrist and asked them if they thought it could be bipolar, given that my symptoms lined up with hypomania. He said no, definitely not. He called me an attention seeking drama-queen with a bit of depression and anxiety. I responded that it felt like something else was going on. He wasn’t having it. He was absolutely horrible to me and I became more and more frustrated and desperate during the appointment. He said some other completely inaccurate stuff like that I had interpersonal difficulties (despite me having good relationships with my family and friends) and anger issues (despite me absolutely not relating to this at all throughout my life). By the end I was absolutely sobbing and having a panic attack. It was such a traumatic experience that I’m crying my eyes out typing this 11 years later. I struggled and struggled with my mental health over the next 5 years. I did have some good periods of time in those years, but the bipolar symptoms of both depression and hypomania were always lurking in the shadows. They sometimes reared up again for months at a time. I saw several mental health professionals in both the UK and the USA during those years and no one listened to me properly. I was even put on SSRI’s to combat the depression at one point, which sent me into one of the most devastating hypomanic episodes of my life. So, I wasn’t diagnosed with bipolar type 2 until several years later, when I was 26. Thankfully, a team of NHS doctors and psychiatrists in Brighton finally took me seriously and took the time and effort to get to the bottom of it. They were professional, calm, wise, and immensely kind and I’ll always be grateful to them as they likely saved my life. Together, we experimented with various different medications until we landed upon a mixture of lithium and lamotrigine, which helped stabilise my mood. My bipolar has been much more manageable for the past few years. I’d even say my mood is pretty stable now. There are other factors that have gone into this. But that’s another story. I also want to thank all of you guys so much for being here with us. Connecting with you all and being part of this community is something I’m thankful for every single day. We love you and our thoughts are with anyone struggling with their mental health, today, in the past or in the future. 💙 #worldmentalhealthday #MentalHealth #bipolar #diagnosis #mentalhealthmatters

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