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Enjoy as our hosts read letters from, and comment on, pregnant women describing their greatest pet-peeves and laugh as you hear some of these all too common complaints.

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Kendall: Welcome back to the pregnancies show. Today's topic is Pet Peeves. I guess, guess that means pet peeves when you're pregnant because according to my husband my entire life is one big pet peeve. I hate everything. I didn't hate her for thing, I am just picky, particularly. Nina: We're women, we're lots of complains. That's the beauty of being a woman. Kendall: Exactly! Okay! So perfect, when you're pregnant you can complain exponentially. Nina: Much more! Exactly! Kendall: Alright! So here is what you one woman -- Oh Nat! Well that would be a pet peeve of mine. Nina: I think it's... Kendall: N-A-T has a pet peeve. That's my pet peeve. I am 14 weeks and my pet peeve is the way already mums tell you what to do all the time. I also hated throwing up, well I'd hate to throw up. Nina: Well she went over it only for 5 weeks. I threw up for 4 months straight and some people threw up their entire pregnancy, so she is lucky. Kendall: You got off easy and also she hates the acne. But again I hate acne period so... Nina: But that depends when I was carrying my girls my skin was flawless and it's something about the hormones when you carry girls your skin is flawless, and when you have boys you have pimples and it works different than about... Kendall: Sure but your hips are irrevocably changed when you have a daughter and I don't find that to be the case with a son. Nina: I carried like a ball for all the kids, everybody thought I was having 6 boys. Kendall: And look at her! And look what else she wrote, she says every time when people see you're pregnant, they look at her ring finger to see if she is married. Nina: Maybe she looks young, like a teenager? Kendall: Maybe? Nina: That's a good thing honey! Kendall: So maybe the acne would do her some good because she'll look older. Nina: There you go! Kendall: Now this is whole true, she kept getting up every 2 hours to pee. Nina: That was a nightmare and then when you're really-really pregnant you got to pee girl. Let me tell you, I mean -- you know, we've got to come up with something Kendall, a crane for a pregnant women because the husband's out, and you got to go pee and you got this huge maestros in front you and you're lying on your side like this. Now how do you get up to a sitting position? So I'd have to scoop up the belly, this is how big I got, scoop up the belly and shift and shift and shift and shift and shift to the front. Kendall: Till gravity took over. Nina: And then I was waiting for that crane to drop down but I can't just go near the Kleenex box that drops in every time there is a tearful subject, I need that crane to come down so I can pull, pull, pull and then get up. Do you know what I am saying. Kendall: I didn't have that! Nina: You didn't have that problem? I was huge! Kendall: I only gained 25 pounds for gaining my baby. Nina: I gained 35 but I was all baby! So it was a big problem for me but anyway... Kendall: But at the end there is nothing you can do, it's like I remember sitting one day in my office and looking down and I had no ankles. They were just gone, it was like knee, foot, I don't know it was just like... Nina: Ankle's fingers, you cannot wear rings. Oh what a nightmare. We don't want to depress anybody. It's a wonderful thing, it's beautiful! Kendall: So what did you have? Nina: When did you finish yours? Kendall: I am finished! Nina: You're done, you're done! Kendall: She is happy to be pregnant but she has pet peeves. Go ahead! Nina: Okay! Here we go, this is from Elm. She is due in a couple of months and her pet peeve is as follows, she have started to have people telling her that she is so tired for being only 4 and half months pregnant. Why? It was a good thing. I couldn't even get by 3 months without that showing because everybody thought right away -- I showed right away. Kendall: I didn't show it around 5 months and it was great! I didn't tell anybody till 5 months. Nina: Elm honey this is a good thing, we'll continue with on in a few moments when we come back. Be right back!