Finding out that you're being laid off while pregnant can be a daunting and overwhelming experience. Not only are you dealing with the anxiety of job loss, but you also have the added uncertainty of preparing for the arrival of your baby. In such a situation, it's vital to stay focused, positive, and take actions that will help you navigate this challenging phase. Here are six things you can do to navigate this difficult time.
Read MoreI’m pregnant with my 2nd child. I’ve been out of the first trimester for 3 weeks now, so I wanted to share my symptoms and compare them to my first pregnancy which might help prepare first-time or second-time moms to know what symptoms might be in store for them when they become pregnant. Everyone’s body is different so you might experience fewer or more symptoms.
Read MoreToday I am sharing Crystal Flowers' story with you all. Please take the time to read and share some encouraging words. Again, this month is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.
"The whole morning of the 6th, the pain gradually grew until it became unbearable. I decided I would go and see my Doctor so I prepared to go. As I was about to get dressed, my water broke! Excitement kicked into overdrive and my Husband and I hopped into the car, calling all the relatives and friends to let them know that the Princess was on her way!"
Read MoreIt is still National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month. Please check out my recent post to learn more about pregnancy and infant loss. Today, I am sharing Talysa McCall's story
"A rainbow baby is a baby born after a loss of a previous child.
It is understood that the beauty of a rainbow does not negate the ravages of any storm. When a rainbow appears, it does not mean that the storm never happened or that we are not still dealing with its aftermath. It means that something beautiful and full of light has appeared in the midst of the darkness and clouds. Storm clouds may still hover, but the rainbow provides a counterbalance of color, energy, and hope." - Unknown
Read MoreThis month I am sharing stories from women who have experienced a pregnancy or infant loss. In hopes that it can help someone who has recently been through this or someone who might experience it in the future. Not too many people know the chances of it happening to them or they don't know how to react when someone shares that they have had a miscarriage.
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