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mahy98(Guest)
Posted on: 06/07/2012 i want know what's the antenatal ex?
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pinkspiders(Guest)
Posted on: 03/26/2011 The article is basic and telling you you need to see your doctor when pregnant or..... Not true if you listen to your body, enjoy your pregnancy, and feel fine you never have to see a doctor. In fact if you wish to have a birthing practitioner or midwife all the better. Though even here you only have to see anyone if you want to. Woman take charge of your body, own your experience not what someone else tells you.
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megan2303(Guest)
Posted on: 02/21/2011 hi my name is megan and i was wondering if anyone could give me some information on antenatal care and tell me how it helped u through pregnancy and i was wondering if any of u had any thoughts could u please let me know as im doin this for my coursework for my child development class thanks megan x
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Posted on: 07/01/2010 Help a child today for quality education!.. Found donation for children of tomorrow. They need our help whatever you have can help a child for quality education... We are everything they have in life so please let help them so that there world can be a better place. |
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