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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Activist in Training: Jennifer G.
In Dr. Uzelac’s Biopsychology of Birth class we have been discussing three different locations where women have traditionally given birth. Before I took this class I would have said that there is only one place that a woman can give birth, … Continue reading
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Acitivist in Training: Kyle M.
When planning for the birth of child, women are faced with many difficult decisions. While the outcomes of a pregnancy and birth are subject to individual situations, it is important to realize that making choices during pregnancy and planning for … Continue reading
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Why I do this
For the past six months, I have been slowly working my way through a curriculum for becoming a certified childbirth educator. As I have gone through this process, I have had to answer people’s questions of “Why did you choose … Continue reading
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Activist in Training: Marisa P.
In reading Tina Cassidy’s Birth, I found myself surprised, shocked and down-right annoyed at some of the information I am reading. This book is very interesting and I am looking forward to finishing it. It is a real eye-opener … Continue reading
“That woman can lactate like nobody’s business…”
A blast from the past! If you haven’t listen to this 60 second PSA from the Office of Women’s Health on breastfeeding: 60 Second Country Breastfeeding Spot
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Patience
I am 37 1/2 weeks pregnant. Last Friday night I received the gift of losing my mucous plug. I called my midwife excited that labor may start soon. I have been having contractions all week but nothing that is significant, … Continue reading