pregnancy

I don’t know about you, but I do a lot of online shopping. It is convenient. You can stay home, not have to deal with crowds or traffic, and have everything delivered to your door. It is nice when you know the company and they have proven to have quality products and reliable delivery. However, it can always be a little nerve wracking when you try a new store. Will the quality be as advertised; will you like it or need to return it? And what do you do if you get something you didn’t order?

Morning ALL DAY Sickness

It can be quite the blow after the initial shock of an unexpected pregnancy to then also be hit with the exhausting morning sickness that haunts up to 70% of all pregnant women in their first 16 weeks of pregnancy.² And the kicker is, it’s not even just morning sickness! It’s morning, afternoon, evening, and even night-time sickness. For some, they may even be woken from their sleep only to run to the washroom for another awkward snuggle with the toilet.

Staying organized is an important part for many areas of life; it helps you get to appointments on time, find things you’re looking for in your room or house, and reduce stress which can promote a healthier lifestyle.

These benefits also apply when you’re organized with regards to your sexual health. By adding systems or maintaining organizational habits in your sexual health you can understand your menstrual cycle better, reduce the stress of an unplanned pregnancy, and/or reduce or eliminate the possibility of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI’s).

When going to a new place it is normal to have questions. You want to know what to expect so that you are not thrown off by something. We want to help answer some of the common questions so that you know what to expect when you come for an appointment.

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