Answer: true
Explanation:
A baby is regarded very large when the baby weighs 4.5kg and above. It is known as fetal macrosomia.
Due to the large size of the baby, there could be cephalopelvic disproportion where the foetal head and maternal pelvis are not proportionate to enable escape of the baby through the birth canal.
Giving birth to large babies can also cause perineal tears in the woman as the baby looks for more room(space) to escape.
This could also result to shoulder dystocia where the foetal head escapes the birth canal and the shoulder get stuck by the pelvic bones.
Another complication that could occur is birth injury on the baby like neonatal asphyxia, post partum hemorrhage due to weakness of the uterine muscles.
This answer should be personal to you, but here's an outline.
Think of a time where you came across a problem in your life like an argument with a parent or something, but once it was over with or soon after you got through this conflict it came out better for you and the parent. For example (this is a bad example I you shouldn't use it) If I were to fall off a cruise in the middle of an ocean but luckily I landed in some random shallows plus I found a clam with a thousand dollar pearl in it then that's a win-win situation.
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Workout notes:
Remember as always to warm up properly 5-10 mins cardio and stretching,
Always complete warmup sets before the first exercise, one set little to no weight 15-20 reps and one set 50% of starting weight 15 reps.
I have listed some good supersets and drop sets in the notes to use in this routine, remember not to over use them!
2-1-2 rep timing to be used with this routine.
Ab exercises on Mon and Thurs, 2 exercises 3 sets each exercise at the end of workout.
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