Annie Camden:  How is that I 'm the one who has to watch every single morsel of food that I put into my mouth , and yet those crumbs turn into pounds and more pounds and more pounds , despite the fact that I 've already puked most of what I 've eaten the day before by the time I get out of bed the next morning ?
Ruthie Camden: Yeah , we 're fat and we 're sick .
Annie Camden: And tired you know I 'm really , really tired . It 's not like having a baby at _ twenty _ or thirty , I 'm ...
Ruthie Camden: Old .
Annie Camden: And I 've got six months to go . Six more months . Six months of tryinig to wear clothes that make me look ...
Rev. Eric Camden: Like you 're having a baby . Our baby .
Ruthie Camden: Yeah , our big fat baby .
Annie Camden: Yeah , she 's right . You know that I was seven months pregnant with Matt before I was in maternity clothes . And now , at three months look at me , I 'm fat . I 'm old . I 'm tired . And I 'm fat .
Ruthie Camden: Yeah , I ca n't get in nothing of mine , neither .
Rev. Eric Camden: You ca n't get into anything , Ruthie , you do n't fit into your clothes because you 're getting bigger and that 's because you 're getting older .
Ruthie Camden: Yeah , just like Mommy .