Because getting the baby out is just the beginning.
Everything you do for your partner while she's in labor makes a difference. Even if all you do is hold her hand.
It was as if I lived in a world of successive failure. Month after month, benchmarked by my inability to get pregnant. I would break down at every pregnancy announcement.
Consider starting a service for a passion of yours, like teaching music or tennis lessons.
Just weeks prior, I had everything planned so precisely. Things that pertained not just to the infancy stage I was so freshly experiencing now, but things that I had no right to plan, as I wouldn't truly understand them for months and some even years.
Remind yourself over and over that this can only last nine months and that it's not your fault or choice.
You would think almost dying would make me grateful for living—but it left me stunned and incredibly sad.
Ashleigh and Bliss Coulter *both* got to carry their son.
It wasn't until my husband and I dashed out to buy a few baby necessities in case I started bleeding or went into labor early (two of the condition's risks), did I realize I wouldn't get to apply anything I'd already read about natural childbirth. I burst into tears.
She's making jokes, but telling the truth.
She sets the record straight on Instagram.
He paused his show to make the special announcement.
Warning: This amazing story might make you cry.
Researchers say 150 minutes of physical activity a week makes a huge difference.
It occurs to me that this ritual is the first of many symbolic cords we will cut.
And sending an important message to the world 🙌
We get it.