Pregnancy Pain

Pregnant with Destiny: From Pain to Purpose is a book that walks through the refining periods of Dr. Sharliese Boateng's life that can directly parallel a pregnant woman's journey. Through her transparency, Dr. Sharliese gives revelatory insight on how the process of uncovering purpose can be identical to each stage of birthing a natural child, and this book will help you identify where you are in the process.

So, you have just found out that you are pregnant and expecting a newborn baby? Wonderful! In a few months, you will meet the little angel that will become the center of your whole world. You are about to embark on a unique adventure, which will transform not only your body but also your personality.

If you are afraid of dying and do not want to know the truth, this may not be the book for you. If on the other hand you want a true insider’s look at healthcare and the ways people suffer and are killed at the hands of others, then read on. Hospice has a lollipop and candy cane image, that could not be further from the truth. It is a hard core business of ‘dealing’ with the most susceptible in our society, the dying. Hospice would like us to believe that they are here to provide our loved ones with the care and attention they need in their final months, weeks and days. And although ...

Imagine two teenagers carelessly involved themselves in an illicit sex at school and the act suddenly results in an unplanned pregnancy. If you were in their shoes, what would you do? If you were one of the parents of diverse religious faith, how would you react to the pregnancy and to your son or daughter - the victim? This audiobook narrates the story of a boy - Tolu, whose pregnancy was unplanned by his parents - John and Aisha, who were in their teens.

Learn to navigate the process naturally, managing pain and emotions, without sacrificing your ideals for a minimal-intervention birth. Are you an expectant mother feeling overwhelmed by medical protocols? Wishing for a more natural, minimal-intervention birth? You're not alone. Each year, countless mothers share these feelings. What if you could reframe the narrative?