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I am convinced that there are two types of ladies in the world. Ladies that LOVVVVVVE being pregnant and ladies that don't. Usually those in the former camp imagined they'd like it before it happened, but then realized really...
For a while, I felt as though I wasn't "allowed" to feel happy or excited about my completely accidental, contentiously conceived pregnancy. I felt as though I shouldn't talk about it, shouldn't acknowledge the horrible symptoms that come along with the first trimester, should try to pretend it wasn't happening.
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If not donated or saved on your own, a newborn's umbilical cord blood is disposed of after the placenta is delivered, throwing away the potential for it to cure any of the thousands of patients fighting leukemia, lymphoma, and...
If the day comes that you decide to have a child, I want to tell you what I think you should know about bringing a new little life into this world.
You can plan, but you don't always get the final say. Your baby and your body will decide most of your birth plan for you.
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Resources to Help with Summer Reading
Reading in summer is a fantastic opportunity to not only strengthen your kiddo's reading skills but also build a love for reading.
