Re: PG and Moodiness

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>Hello all,
>
>I've got a question about a friend of mine... She is 34w4d with babe
>#2. When she was pregnant with #1 I noticed she was a little moodier
>than normal but it didn't last long. This time she is REALLY bad and I
>don't want anything to do with her. Can she really still be using
>pregnancy as an excuse to be an outright b*tch? I can see the fear in
>her husband's eyes when she is in "one of her moods." She likes to throw
>things (at him). :D
>
>I guess I just thought that the first trimester was the biggest hurdle
>NOT the whole pregnancy! I have told her that she can't have any more
>kids if she's going to be like this and she agrees. I am being totally
>serious about this too, it really bothers me.
>
>Thanks!

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