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Carnie Wilson on Pregnancy, Weight Control and Postpartum Depression

Fine Tuning-Carnie Wilson on Pregnancy, Weight Control and Postpartum DepressionIt's been seven years since Carnie Wilson's public gastric bypass surgery. After losing over 150 pounds, the singer put some pounds back on, but for a good reason: pregnancy. On April 22, 2005, Wilson and her husband, guitarist Rob Bonfiglio, welcomed their daughter, Lola Sophia.

Pregnancy was a positive time in Wilson's life. "I loved it!" she says. "I had an incredible pregnancy. It was the first time I had stopped working. So I took the time to enjoy it and it was very happy and positive. We took a lot of drives and I spent a lot of time outside breathing fresh air and stretching and taking the time to just talk to Lola and listen to music and sing to her. It was great. I physically felt amazing. I didn't have one sick day. It was incredible."

Wilson decided to just enjoy being pregnant, and not worry about what the world thought about her.

Wilson did gain a lot of weight. "I gained 70 pounds," she says. "But it was an amazing, amazing time. I was healthy, I was eating healthy, but then I started eating too much bread. And I stopped exercising because I was having really bad pelvic pain. I probably would have kept off 20 of those pounds had I been exercising."

At one point, Wilson decided to just enjoy being pregnant, and not worry about what the world thought about her. "Because [if] my body's craving a piece of bread, I'm going to eat it," she says.


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Anonymous says
January 14, 2010

carnie se mira muy pero muy bien es linda yo tengo probemas de peso y me ise lipo y bolvi a engordar 20 libras cuidate y saca un libro de dietas digo escribelo

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