Entries from Rebuild from Depression Blog tagged with 'pregnancy'
The end of postpartum depression
It is officially "the end of postpartum depression," in this house in any case. This week my child turned one. Should my family find need to send me to the looney bin today, I would not be diagnosed with...
Does raw milk kill pathogens? A response to Beals
Editor's note: We take a break from our regularly scheduled program of food nutrients and depression, analysis of beef liver, phytic acid, surviving rattle snakes and forest fires, and enjoying fantastic sunflower pictures, to bring you a lively discussion...
Still alive and even "smoking"
Diane posted days ago asking for an update and, finally, I’ll pop out my head to say that I’m still here and actually doing fairly well. I work two to three hours each day on my data business. On occasion...
Free soft serve ice cream?
I just couldn't resist, sitting here responding comments on my big announcement post, drinking seltzer and thinking about ice cream: On May 21 Baskin Robbins is giving away soft serve ice cream to pregnant women so I hear from...
95% excitement and 5% fear: A baby in December
I am remembering a line from the movie “Armageddon” where the oil drillers are being shuttled into space to break up the asteroid threatening the Earth. As they belt up and prepare to be launched into space, one driller asks...
A Note to Pregnant Moms Closer to Forty Than To Twenty
A friend of mine is pregnant with her first child. She's my age - extremely close to forty and many years behind her since she was twenty. I have been thinking about the issues that older professional women face...
Dietary Trans Fats: What Babies Can Tell Us About Why To Avoid It
In honor of this week's 50th Anniversary of the La Leche League at their conference in Chicago, I have found an interesting article on Omega-3 fatty acids, trans fats, and the cord blood of newborn babies. Pregnant or not, woman...
Beef in Pregnancy
Our focus in examining food is misplaced. We spend a whole lot of time discussing what food is not rather than what food is. Today's news provides a good example. Should you eat beef in pregnancy? A study about to...
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