Mothers Who Gave Birth

     Eleanor was one of three grandchildren born from the dishonest relationship between William IX of Aquitaine and Dangereuse, wife of the viscount of Châtellerault. William IX had stolen Dangereuse from the viscount, and even though the two could not officially marry, they had allowed their oldest children to marry each other. Dangereuse’s oldest daughter Aenor had married William IX’s oldest son, William X. They had three children, two daughters, Eleanor and Petronilla, and a son, William Aigret. Of the three, Eleanor was unique in that she resembled her grandparents more than she did her parents. She had the same traits of an iron will, gaiety, restlessness, and intelligence possessed by her grandparents.

Eleanor also became extremely self-conscience due to her mother’s stunning beauty. Her mother nick named her granny because of the way that she looked and this took a toll on little Eleanor. Then, in 1892 her mother passed and Eleanor became more attached to her father. Elliott wasn’t exactly focused on Eleanor at the time and what she can remember of him wasn’t love and affection. Everything changed in 1894 when Eleanor’s father died. She became an orphan and her grandmother (Mary Hall) took care of her. But Eleanor was always lonely while living with her grandmother (www.gwu.edu).

Eleanor was born on October 11th, 1884. She was the oldest of three children. Her father was wealthy and never held a professional position, though he was listed as a partner in a real estate firm, and he had a brief assignment in mine development. He was also an alcoholic and was assigned for treatment several times during Eleanor’s childhood. She was a shy and serious child, and felt very self-conscious about her looks.

Does everybody think or feels the same about childbirth around the world? This question above is a question that has always been in my mind. Now that I got the opportunity of choosing a topic to do research. I decided to choose childbirth and culture. This research paper is going to talk about how different cultures and countries look a birth in an entirely different manner. Some look at birth as a battle and others as a struggle. And on some occasions, the pregnant mother could be known as unclean or in other places where the placenta is belief to be a guardian angel. These beliefs could be strange for us but for the culture in which this is being practiced is natural and a tradition. I am going to be introducing natural and c-section childbirth. And, the place of childbirth is going to be a topic in this essay. America is one country included in this research paper.

I did not realize that giving birth was so costly until now, I gave birth with a C-section and I was not charged for anything and I had a different insurance. Normally in New York, when you go to your first visit to the hospital and you don't have insurance they make you apply for one and it cover all the costs depending on the insurance. I stayed in the hospital five days and receive a lot of care from the

The pain women experience during childbirth was investigated in a study at Bar-Ilan University conducted by Matisyohu Weisenberg and Zahava Caspi. Women were assessed in four measures; pain perception, behavioral ratings, extroversion and coping style. Researchers measured pain on a scale of one to one hundred. The subjects assessed their pain during three distinct points in the study; first at the point when the cervix dilates, again when the patient’s midwife instructs her to push, and at the point of birth. Researchers rated behavior through observation. Behavior was rated in the time period of twenty minutes beginning with entry to the delivery room. Researchers rated women between zero and four in sixteen categories. The categories were

Women all of the world are going through child birth, in many different cultures and stages. Some may get treated the way they should but many of the women around the world are abused and mistreated.

According to the Ohio Supreme court documents, the two EMTs responded to an ongoing labor in a residency. When the EMTs arrived the premature baby was breathing and had a pinkish color. The EMTs cut the umbilical cord, covered the baby in a towel, and performed oxygen blow-by.

Christianity runs deeply throughout the veins of America’s oldest traditions, whether Americans themselves realize it or not. Christianity is seen in courtship and the wedding ceremony, but one of the obscure traditions that Christianity had a say in is childbirth. Long ago, menstruation, pregnancy and the pain of childbirth were considered punishment for Eve’s Original Sin, and none were allowed in the House of God. Modernly, this explanation is not so much as established as it was before. Now, pregnancy is looked upon as a beautiful and magical thing.

One hundred years ago, it was common for all children to be born at home. In fact, 19 out of 20 of all children born in 1900 in the United States were not born in a hospital and instead were born at home (Holden). Today, less than one percent of all children in America are born outside of a hospital. However a growing movement is reversing that trend, and more women are opting to have children at home. One of the keys to a successful home birth experience is the hiring of a midwife. A midwife is a trained medical professional with expertise in supporting women during their pregnancies. Midwifery is becoming more common because women want a more comfortable experience in giving birth, they want specialists that take mothers’ wants and

Thesis- By focusing on why women are highlighted as mothers by the media I feel Born's article overlooks the fact that being a mother adds to the woman's achievement, increases the level of interest in her story, and fosters a greater respect for her.

Placenta provides connection between mother and her fetus so that it is an essential organ . Long- termed exposure to passive smoking early in pregnancy period will alter the development of placenta by affecting blood flow, which provide a pathologically hypoxic environment ). 9

As we made our way down to the basement where the mummies are I said wouldn’t it be scary if they came to life? Right when I said that the lights went out and me and Markell both pulled out our phones and turned our lights on. We both decided to still keep looking around we must have been walking for five or ten minutes when we heard a loud BANG! We both stopped dead in our tracks and looked behind us there was nothing Markell decided it was time to go back. When we got back to the cellar door it was shut and it wouldn’t open we pushed on it as hard as we could it just wouldn’t move. As we were trying to think of a way to get out we heard some very feint noises so we kind of started getting scared but we started walking to find out what it

“Congratulations, it's a girl,” Dr. Shelly states with excitement. Nurse Pam hands over a cone-head, seven-pound bundle of joy to me. As I hold my daughter, my mind contemplates the different stages a mother encounters to receive a beautiful miracle. With this is in mind, an expecting mom endures many challenges during her pregnancy, and she will notice a variety of changes in her first trimester, second, and third trimesters.

ASSESS THE EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN DURING THE PROCESS OF CHILD BIRTH IN A SELECTED PRIVATE HOSPITAL, SALEM.