I'm really hoping it goes away eventually, or when she's outside of me. 'I mean, I think she's seven pounds right now, and I've never carried that around before. It's like your arches start to collapse, because of how much weight is on my body.
ASHLEY TISDALE BLACK AND WHIT EPHOTOS UPDATE
She later gave a video update for her 13.3million followers: 'Yea, it's horrible, it's very painful. Plantar fasciitis is a common condition in which a thick band of tissue that connects the heel bone to the toes is inflamed. I know there could be worse things but for someone who is constantly on their feet it can be pretty unbearable.' 'I've never felt pain like this and I'm hoping once the baby is here it lets up. I'm really hoping it goes away eventually, or when she's outside of me' It literally hurts to just walk on my feet.Īny day now: She continued: 'I mean, I think she's seven pounds right now, and I've never carried that around before. She previously detailed the pain of walking on her feet, as she took to her Instagram Story last Friday to discuss her experience with plantar fasciitis.Īshley posted a snapshot of her white-pedicured feet, writing: 'The worst part so far during this pregnancy is my plantar fasciitis. Yet, it's important to honor how you feel and understand that everyone has a different experience with pregnancy.' 'I wanted to share this because I'm sure that like a lot of other people, I felt ashamed that I was uncomfortable at first. The actress concluded: 'I don't know what my body will be like after the baby comes, but I do know I'm going to give it time, let it heal, and take really good care of it. It's letting go of my own needs because the needs of my baby are more important.' 'I have to let the ego-mind go and appreciate that my body can even do this. She added: 'I think change can be hard, but I continue each day saying I love you to my body because it's doing so much, and it's creating is a beautiful miracle. Invasive statements: Ashley said that because she 'popped pretty early,' people have said 'very invasive things' to her, like 'I think you're farther along than you think' or 'Are you having twins?'
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