Sentences with phrase «of birth horror stories»

We've all heard plenty of birth horror stories, but we rarely hear about how mom heals after the trauma.

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Traumatic popular culture images, non-factual historical references and urban horror stories of childbirth reinforce birth - fear causing the very muscles designed for childbirth to constrict and tense.

I've heard far worse horror stories of women in the hospital who've given birth and doctors nearly killed them.

Instead, I (mostly) heard horror stories of traumatic births, shared in painful detail, all meant to try to persuade me into having a home birth instead of a delivering in a hospital with doctors, nurses, and access to pain medication.

But it's about as safe as home birth can be, and certainly the vast majority of the horror stories we read here wouldn't happen under their care.

First of all, don't listen to every woman who tries to tell you the horror story of her epidural or her natural birth.

Years ago, baby showers were quite formal affairs where only a handful of women came together to give gifts and share horror stories about their birth experiences.

Unfortunately it wasn't the case for me during either of my children's births, and plenty of moms have horror stories about awful nurses ruining their birth experiences.

Women often regret allowing well - meaning family members and friends to share horror stories of birth with them.

After all the horror stories I've read about some of the NPI hospitals, I'm not surprised that many might stay away from hospital birth there.

Heard alot of horror birth stories and read about some.

While I don't put much stock in home birth horror stories as evidence that home birth is less safe than hospital (because I don't know how they compare to the number of hospital horror stories), I put even LESS stock in «I would have died if I hadn't been in the hospital» stories.

I gave birth in Ein Karem last time, and didn't have a bad experience per se, but I've heard tons of horror stories there, so I'm not surprised you said Ein Karem.

The NCB community clings to the past while painting a horror story of hospital birth.

It's no wonder we are all so petrified of giving birth — as a culture we are totally removed from it, save from the «crazy woman in labor» images we see on TV, and the 72 - hour labor horror stories we are told by our friends and family, and the person standing behind us in the grocery store (thanks, guys).

Visualization and Surrounding myself with Positive Birth Stories: Our instructor explained the importance of hearing positive birthing stories, and how it can do more harm than good when people share their birthing horror sStories: Our instructor explained the importance of hearing positive birthing stories, and how it can do more harm than good when people share their birthing horror sstories, and how it can do more harm than good when people share their birthing horror storiesstories.

I didn't tell anyone last time because a lot of people are against home birth and tell you horror stories.

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Richard Schickel reappraises Preston Sturges; David Thomson flashes back to the birth pangs of Cahiers du Cinema; Daphne Merkin monitors those Bette Davis sighs; David Bianculli chats up Kurt Vonnegut on all those squashed movie projects; John Powers essays the MTV novel; Jay Cocks reviews John Boorman's jungle horror stories; and Anne Thompson has the final word on Final Cut.

You've probably heard the horror stories about the guy who inadvertently left his 401 (k) to his ex-wife because he had failed to name his new spouse as his beneficiary, or mistakenly left his youngest with no assets because he hadn't updated IRA beneficiary designations after the birth of the child.

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