Sentences with phrase «seen by every pregnant woman»

From pregnancy to the miraculous moment of birth, The Business Of Being Born is an entertaining and informative celebration of the road to motherhood that «should be seen by every pregnant woman in America.»

From pregnancy to the miraculous moment of birth, both The Business of Being Born and More Business of Being Born are entertaining and informative celebrations of the road to motherhood that «should be seen by every pregnant woman in America» (Jack Mathews, New York Daily News).

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In hindu dark ages, a woman was laying in bed, while her husband was away, she was having her lust pleasing dreams in hindu secular ism, filthy self center ism of enjoying company of her husband in bed in a hindu darkened cave, a hindu filthy languor, secular daddy of hindu hanuman, stupid monkey, secular, every hindu believes to be their god saw her moaning and took advantage of her, her husband came back and had relationship, but she had already been pregnant by hindu crook languor, filthy secular.

At the Visitation we see two women who have become fruitful and pregnant with new life by the power of the Holy Spirit.

He therefore saw in the pregnant woman of the apocalypse the whole history of humanity which is oriented to Christ, just asconception is oriented to birth; a perspective which would be developed by other thinkers and enriched also by contemporary theology, which affirms that the whole history of the world and of humanity is a conception oriented to the birth of Christ.

This tale was tested by researchers at Johns Hopkins University in the US in 2006 where 64 pregnant women were followed to see if those who suffered from heartburn had babe's born with lots of hair and guess what?

Turn the clock back 20, 30, or 40 years and you would have these same exact remarks being made about unmarried North American women!!!! We were seen as social aberrations, deviants, misfits who - by the fact that we were pregnant and not married - had definitely proved that we were in no way qualified to raise our children.

No additional data were extracted from the additional report of Tracy 2013 which reports on the number of midwives and health professionals seen by a subset of publicly funded pregnant women.

The presence of linea nigra seems to be impacted by hormonal levels, as this finding is often seen is pregnant women as well.

And by doing that, they've seen relief of SIBO, they've seen relief of IBS, they've seen relief of even things like infertility, or other female - related disorders that have, for example, let's say a woman has a real hard time getting pregnant, she may have a scarring in the in one of the fallopian tubes that's not allowing proper cycling or expulsion of the egg, and they've actually been able to go in and break down that scar tissue to open up the fallopian tube to allow proper flow, and the same thing in the intestines.

Given our skepticism toward high - protein diets, especially for babies, we were pleased to see Dr. Cordain in his most recent newsletter [The Paleo Diet Update v6, # 20 — Protein Intake for Pregnant Women] acknowledge the dangers of high protein intake by pregnant Pregnant Women] acknowledge the dangers of high protein intake by pregnant pregnant mothers.

I've seen too many women destroyed by the birth control pill, suffering every month with PMS symptoms, struggling to get pregnant and spending thousands of dollars on IVF treatment only to have it fail.

by Walter Chaw A courageously unpleasant role for «L.A. Law» heartthrob Blair Underwood, Tim «Venus Flytrap» Reid's derivative Asunder is only otherwise brave for its remorseless abuse of otherwise innocent pregnant women — crossing a seldom - crossed line of taboo in American film unless it's to punish a heroine (see: High Crimes, Crossroads, and so on) for having the child of a bad man.

The Clive Owen - starring dystopian thriller, set in a world in which humankind has become infertile, sees Theo Faron (Owen) become an unlikely champion of civilization when he's recruited by his former lover (Julianne Moore) to escort a young, pregnant woman (Clare - Hope Ashitey) to safety, risking everything to protect the miracle that the entire world has been hoping for.

Because Planned Parenthood says it doesn't track that number, we don't know what percentage of pregnant women seen by the agency receive abortions.