Your Unique Fertility Journey!
For older women looking to conceive or are new mommies!
Your Unique Fertility Journey!
For older women looking to conceive or are new mommies!
What will she look like? Who will she be? I’m sure these are the typical questions going through every parent-to-be’s brain. Will she be smart? Athletic? What will her personality be like? Strong-minded? Introspective? I guess we’ll have to just wait and let her tell us… And she most certainly will. But one thing is …
The first time we heard the word, we thought it was a joke. We quickly realized that it was not. As you may have already guessed, we’re considered a “geriatric pregnancy,” terminology reserved for the increasing number of women getting pregnant above the age of 35. But “geriatric”? Really? C’mon. Can we not come up …
“So this is how I’m going out? How lame. I’ll never see my baby girl. I haven’t even taken care of my soul mate. She won’t know how to handle this! How could I not have a system in place where she would know what to do when I’m gone? A system where everything is …
So the first thoughts I remember having were all related to how to build a proper baby, something which none of the baby apps out there seem to address. Those apps mainly refer to the completely debunked and absolutely horrible MyPlate guidance from the U.S. government. Rather than get on my soap box here, suffice …
From the pregnancy tracking app to the OB/GYN office, it seems there is a common theme regarding prenatal nutrition: Thou shalt have 300 extra calories per day, apparently. Well, at first glance, it seems easy enough. However, upon thinking about it further, it has to be a bunch of BS. After all, there is absolutely …
It still hasn’t sunk in 100%. Yes, Camille is showing but she’s not showing a basketball yet. Not even a football. So, visually, I’m not reminded of our little miracle 100% of the time. Some of the time it just seems like business as usual. And, to some degree, it is. For the last 10 …
I remember it so vividly: I was in a teleconference on the back deck (I like to work there on Fridays) when Camille opened the door and stepped outside. She was on her cell phone talking with a nurse at the reproductive center. “I’m pregnant!” she mouthed silently and very precisely. My heart filled my …
Here are some signs and symptoms of hormonal imbalance: Most women in their 20s and 30s suffer much differently than those in perimenopausal or menopausal stages of life. Though many of the symptoms are the same, some symptoms can worsen or vary as we age. Some symptoms that we may have in our later years …
