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Battling Infertility with Hope

My husband and I weren’t ready to have children when we got married nine years ago. We decided to wait. Finally, we agreed to start trying to conceive around two years ago. Sadly, I was told that I must undergo a surgical procedure before I could even attempt to become pregnant. A year later, I was diagnosed with a treatable medical condition. This year, I’ve endured a couple more setbacks on my journey to have a baby. However, I refuse to give up. I choose to battle infertility with hope instead of despair. Thankfully, I am armed with many advances in medicine that women years ago did not have access to. When one procedure doesn’t work, my physician immediately starts formulating my next plan of action. On this blog, you will learn about the amazing strides obstetricians are taking in solving infertility problems. Never lose hope.

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Apothecary Oils: A Full Night Of Sleep Can Be Your Dream Come True

Posted on 31 December 2014

If getting a full night of sleep would be a dream come true, you don't have to turn to prescription medications to get the slumber you desire. The use of apothecary oils can be a nonabrasive and natural way to get the rest that you need. The apothecary oils that are derived from plants can help trigger your body to prepare for a night of great sleep, and there are different oils you can try based on your favorite scents. [Read More]

Breaking The Binky: 3 Simple Steps To Weaning Your Little One From A Pacifier

Posted on 29 December 2014

Little ones have a natural need to suckle from the time they are born, as this helps to promote feeding. This seemingly innocent desire to suck is also calming to a baby and therefore, the pacifier is a common remedy for an upset infant. As your baby grows, the pacifier can become one of the most important items you have in tow when you are out of the house because it can be pulled out when feeding is not a possibility. [Read More]