Not exact matches
I've
written about personhood before and it's really dangerous; not only would it make
getting an abortion akin to murder, but it could also criminalize women for their actions while
pregnant, such as drinking or smoking pot (even for doctor - ordered medical reasons) or cigarettes, or engaging in certain risky sports or careers.
One of the surprises
about writing this book and learning
about the effects of exercise on women is; that in 2001, our board of OBGYN doctors said that, when a woman
gets pregnant, and she's exercising, she should continue at that rate until it becomes unmanageable and reduce it.
You can read a complete
write - up
about how likely it will be that you can breastfeed and how to
get started here: http://www.natural-parenting-advice.com/implants-and-breastfeeding.html The bigger issue I see in your situation is that no one should have surgery - unless it is an emergency - while they are
pregnant.
So that I didn't
get too angst - ridden
about my post-motherhood body which includes lumpy ass, permanently
pregnant looking belly, and lopsided chest, I
wrote a little ditty to add some levity to my situation.
I thought I wanted to
write about getting through the holidays while
pregnant after loss or the first holiday season with our subsequent baby.
I expressed on FB some exasperation
about my 2.5 yo daughter taking something like 2 hours to fall asleep one night last year — mostly because I'd hoped to
get some stuff done before I
got my
pregnant self to bed, too — and a friend had the gall to
write something
about my daughter should be long past nursing to sleep & / or wanting me to lie down with her as she fell asleep.
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My goal in
writing this piece is not
about bragging or making anyone feel bad
about their personal journey to motherhood, but to share the things that worked for me and helped me
get pregnant right away.
Author Helen Fielding
wrote a further series of columns
about Jones in The Independent in 2005 or so, which saw our heroine attempting to
get pregnant while she still could, and not quite managing to kick either Mark Darcy (Colin Firth maybe) or Daniel Cleaver (Hugh Grant maybe) to the kerb.
One person
wrote me recently
about the inability to
get Boston Terrier bitches
pregnant, and being just
about to give up breeding.