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    goal was to produce a study/research in which humanity (through what one experienced) was represented in its’ relation to PPD. Components of the Theory The use of Beck’s theory on PPD is a relevant tool for any provider‚ whether midwife‚ childbirth educator‚ or nurse‚ to enhance the care provided to pregnant and postpartum clientele. Providers that interact with this particular clientele for a limited time need to be diligent to recognize signs and symptoms of PPD. Not only do providers

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    eligible parent and 1 eligible siblings OR 2 eligible siblings. 7. Exclusions under Major Medical Expenses: Those in connection with pregnancy or resulting to childbirth or pre-natal or postnatal care except that in the case of (a) severe medical or surgical complications arising out of/or on the occasion of pregnancy or childbirth‚ (b) ectopic pregnancy‚ or (c) Cesarean section‚ the charges shall not b excluded if they otherwise qualify as Covered Expenses and if the pregnancy commenced while

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    conceives of and uses technology reflects and perpetuates the value and belief system that underlies it. Pregnancy and childbirth is a crucial time in a woman’s life for her to explore empowerment. For an example‚ one of the books that I read this quarter in the Conceptual Frameworks for Women’s Health course by Robbie Davis-Floyd (2004)‚ has written a brilliant feminist analysis of childbirth rites of passage in American culture. These rites‚ she argues take away women’s power over their bodies‚ naturally

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    hospitals turned into businesses and who actually benefits from the medicalization and the money that is made. We could see women giving birth naturally at home and others in hospitals and what has happened to women throughout the years in regards to childbirth. Also‚ doctors and midwives are interviewed which gives us a perspective from both sides. Before watching this film‚ I did not know about the “designer birth” which consists in scheduling deliveries and C-sections. This showed me how women prefer

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    as a veritable panacea for dealing with the pain of childbirth. It is true that most women experience pain during the course of labor. This pain can be intense and very real‚ even for those who have prepared for it. But pain is only one of many possible sensations and experiences that characterize the experience of giving birth. Barbara Katz Rothman‚ a sociologist who studies birth in America‚ writes that in the medical management of childbirth‚ the experience of the mother is viewed by physicians

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    This type of depression occurs within the first 12 Weeks after childbirth. Depression is more prevalent between the ages of 18 and 44. This range of years is also the range for childbearing years. In other countries the prevalence rates for postpartum depression are 21% for Arab women‚ 11% for Indian women‚ 11.2% for

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    every single day. Imagine being able to choose your child’s body type‚ or personality‚ or IQ. It is not as farfetched as it sounds. It’s a process called "Gene Therapy"‚ and is being perfected right now. This process rules out any unknown’s in childbirth. It will not only allow us to determine the child’s sex‚ but also his future. In natural child conception‚ the mother provides the the two X chromosomes and the father provides the X and Y chromosomes. The balance of genetic make up is determined

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    The Pros and Cons of Home Birth The demand for natural child birth and giving birth outside of the hospital setting is increasing in the United States. However it is a topic that remains controversial. There is no shortage of glowing stories from happy mothers of safely home birthed babies‚ but there are horror stories as well. Planned home births are generally considered safe for healthy women with low risk pregnancies being attended by certified nurse midwifes with a good system in place for

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    little sport as it was considered “Un-ladylike”. Two sports women were allowed to play were croquet and archery. The Change In 1884‚ women played at Wimbledon for the first time. This meant women finally started to feel more accepted Childbirth Childbirth was for a long time painful. There were no available medications that could be taken to stop the struggle of giving birth‚ and so women just had to deal with it. The Change When James Simpson (who was a Professor of Midwifery at

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    women choose to abort. These reasons‚ among others‚ include health implications‚ moral issues‚ and a woman’s freedoms and rights. Birth is no easy feat. There are several medical complications that go hand in hand with it. According to Wikipedia‚ “Childbirth is an inherently dangerous and risky activity‚ subject to many complications.” (Wikimedia

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