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The diet part can suck. But you'll find ways to make it work. Certain foods you'll like, others you won't, you'll figure it out. It's a long time to stay on a restrictive diet, but you gotta look at the end-goal: you'll be healthy, and your baby will be healthy. The last thing you want is a baby with a super high birth weight (ouch!) or one that comes early because your body can't handle it anymore (trust me, the NICU is terrifying!). So just take it a day at a time. Plan your meals ahead of time. If you know you're going out to eat, look at the menu when you're NOT hungry first, determine what you want to eat, then when you get there don't even pick up the menu - just order what you had previously decided. It takes a lot of will power, but so does raising a kid. You've got this!

Hello,
Oh the dieting can be difficult, but i am sure you can do it for the little one. As for the sugar levels, it is probably just gestational diabetes and will go away once your pregnancy is done. Good luck!