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British woman spends 20 days in labor before giving birth prematurely
June 4, 2010 by Shawn Douglas
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A British woman spent 20 days last year exhibiting signs of being in labor before giving birth prematurely to her baby son.
Amy Buck began her long ordeal last year on May 4 when she went to Royal Lancaster Infirmary complaining of stomach pains.
“I was getting a lot of hot flushes, was very, very tired and [...]
Tribunal: Female RAF officer discriminated against for pregnancy
June 4, 2010 by Shawn Douglas
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A military tribunal has found that a female Royal Air Force officer was discriminated against for being 12 weeks pregnant.
The officer, who wishes to remain anonymous, claimed that she was treated unfairly when she told her superiors that she was 12 weeks pregnant.
The tribunal heard that she had been removed from her post on the [...]
Female soldiers and staff advised to use condoms while deployed
May 17, 2010 by Shawn Douglas
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Females deployed in the theater of war are now being urged to use condoms after numbers revealed a spike in pregnancy rates.
Britain’s Ministry of Defence has placed an advertisement in the Army magazine Soldier, urging women who are in the theater of war to take extra precautions when it comes to sexual relations.
The Telegraph reports [...]
Mother and baby saved by doctors in operation to remove massive tumor
May 17, 2010 by Shawn Douglas
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A British woman and her baby were saved by doctors last summer, who removed a massive tumor that was cutting off blood and oxygen to the pair.
Nicola Ellington, of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, was excited to be pregnant for the first time. Little did she know that her pregnancy would be complicated by a tumor that had [...]
Survey: UK families spend nearly £4,000 on baby in year one
April 28, 2010 by Shawn Douglas
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A survey conducted by Philips AVENT found that UK parents spend almost 4000 pounds on their first baby during the first year, but they typically spend less the second time around.
It seems that when it comes to a couple’s first baby, the would-be parents are all in, often putting quite a dent in the pocketbook.
According [...]
Baby photos of Queen Elizabeth II on display to mark 84th birthday
April 21, 2010 by Shawn Douglas
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A collection of the Queen’s baby photos has been released for display as part of her 84th birthday celebration.
A cache of 56 photos from royal photographer Marcus Adams will be on display at Windsor Castle beginning on Saturday as part of a series of celebrations commemorating Queen Elizabeth II’s 84th birthday.
The exhibition includes photos of [...]
Australian mother suffers Alzheimer’s at 31, can’t remember baby
April 12, 2010 by Shawn Douglas
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Australian mother Rebecca Doig is unable to remember her baby due to rapid-onset Alzheimer’s at the age of 31.
For Rebecca Doig it started with constantly misplacing her handbag. Now she can’t remember that she’s a mother.
Doig was diagnosed with a rare form of rapid-onset Alzheimer’s disease nine months ago after experiencing increasing difficulty in remembering [...]
British woman discovers she’s pregnant, gives birth three hours later
March 9, 2010 by Shawn Douglas
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A British woman who discovered she was pregnant gave birth to a healthy girl three hours later.
Belinda Waite, 21, knew that something was wrong with her body for several months, but she and the doctors couldn’t pinpoint what was ailing her.
Waite, from Bampton, Devon, said that she had been to the Tiverton and District hospitals [...]
‘Tom Thumb’, world’s smallest premature baby boy, survives
March 5, 2010 by Shawn Douglas
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German doctors have announced that the world’s smallest premature baby boy has survived after being born 15 weeks early.
In June 2009, doctors at Germany’s University of Medicine at Gottingen were introduced with the risky case of a tiny baby boy born 15 weeks premature.
The baby, nicknamed “Tom Thumb” by the doctors, was born in the [...]
Mother forced to get off bus for breastfeeding
February 25, 2010 by Shawn Douglas
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A mother from Bristol, England was forced off of a bus, accused of being ‘indecent’ for breastfeeding her baby daughter.
Amy Wooten of Bristol, England was taking the 54 First Bristol bus home on Tuesday when her six-week-old baby daughter, Emily, became fussy. Reluctantly, Wooten decided to breast feed Emily on the busy bus.
This prompted a [...]







