Flight Of A Mom With A Special Needs Child When we are about to take off on a flight, the flight attendants instruct us about our seat belts, emergency exits and oxygen masks. Few of us pay attention. We are busy settling a baby, telling our kids not to kick the seat in front of you and
Postpartum Depression and Anxiety Help, Orlando Women's Issue Counselor . How to tell if a A Mother Might Need Help for Postpartum Depression and Anxiety in Orlando. 1. She may feel anxious or panicky. 2. She has physical problems such as chest pain, racing heart, shortness of breath, dizziness, numbness in hands or feet, tingling sensations, nausea or
Summer’s over and now I am hitting the ground earlier, getting breakfast together with one eye open, making lunches, backpacks stocked, thinking about work and dragging sleep drunk kids out of bed. I barely get a swig of coffee before I tear out the door with two rowdy kids in tow. The drive to school is full of “I
You now can check off your list, college, career and a long term relationship. So what’s next? A family? You agreed with your Mr. Right, “No baby.” A baby makes things complicated; it’s hard to have a career and ties you down. You have never felt the maternal pull. You are a woman of a new age, different than your
