Now during the third trimester, the following three months fancy and consider the baby’s transformation and how rapidly it will grow in size. A woman will feel awkward during this slice of the pregnancy as the fetus will gain weight quickly, and the baby will become very energetic and sporadically move around. This will be a fatiguing time as walking around feels identical to carrying a twenty pound backpack strapped to the stomach; this creates a counterbalance to walk upright and sends a woman’s spine into a constant state of burring and the contractions will become steadier; all this leads up to the delivery. According to the baby center, the pain of the delivery will be intense and irritating at first it will feel like a bowl movement is about to happen with extreme pressure and accompanied by a greater version of menstrual cramps that start low below the uterus and works its way up to the belly. Finally After about an hour, although the time span can be different for many women. The pregnancy is over and the baby has arrived, which feels like a wonderful accomplishment with a pleased and enthusiastically relaxed feelings. Yet some mothers may feel saddened and at times miserable
Rhetoric is the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing, especially the use of figures of speech and other compositional techniques. Jonathan Edwards was a renowned Puritan preacher. He is the author of a very known piece of rhetoric called “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.” This sermon was given to persuade the people in America to either convert or become better religious people. To fully reach the audience’s emotions and thoughts Edwards uses multiple rhetorical devices. Imagery is commonly used throughout Edwards sermon. his extremely descriptive language portrays images of what Edwards is saying into the audience’s minds. Allusion references historical works of art, this work of art is known by his whole audience. Edwards strategically uses imagery and allusion to most effectively direct his sermon.
Pregnancy and childbirth are a part of nature. Delivering a child can be a beautiful experience. However, delivery can also be very painful and can last for days.
Jessica, I would like to first say that you did a excellent job on your discussion forum. In your forum, you gave great details about the Hull House Movement and how Jane Adams was a contributor to history. Jane Adams built a foundation for Americans so that poverty would be reduced, and individuals were treated fairly. Gross (2009), described the Hull House that begin as an experimental social work. The Hull-House gave a solution to the nation’s urban population problem, because it was designed for immigrant’s rights, labor reform, juvenile justice, public housing, and health care (Harris, 2011). On September 2010, the house was renovated in honor of the 150th anniversary of Jane Adams’ birth (Harris, 2011). Community development bridged the
On October 17, 2002 at 7:58pm at Riverside Hospital in Newport News, Va., Mr. Corey and Mrs. Annise Herbin had their first and only baby. Before I was born my parents thought of several names for me. My dad wanted to name me Leslie and my mother considered Sydney and Briana. They decided to name me Layla Camille Herbin, which means dark knight and silent warrior. After seeing the boxer Laila Ali on television, my mother fell in love the name. My parents told me that immediately after I was born, my father took me from the doctor and raised me up to dedicate me to God. They describe it to me like the scene in the movie Roots.
It is important to explain, why labor hurts. The primary source of pain during labor is the powerful contractions of the uterus that helps to expel the baby. The amount of pain a laboring women experience depends on the strength of contraction, the length of labor, the baby size, the baby position preferably facedown, and the use of Pitocin. Pitocin causes the contractions to become stronger. Since endorphins are associated with euphoria and analgesic. During natural childbirth Endorphin levels increased. They increases level increase the expectant mother pain tolerance. It is important to inform them of stage I three stages of labor: early labor, active, and transition. Transition is the most painful stage. Explain some non-pharmaceutical
Hey Nandi, just letting you know that you're a really amazing person. Honestly you're a unique person there is no other person I could meet on the planet that could out weight your personality. I've decided that since the day I was born, BAM, mother-child bond. You've always been a strong woman you've done everything from working two jobs, to go our every school events, and handling our family problems. You're extremely happy even in bad situations and your not afraid to show us discipline that has an impact. You're a woman of few words but when you do open your mouth something extraordinary comes out. You fight for us, love us, your kind to all people, help raise strong people by putting reality in front of us since we were little. The most valuable lesson you've taught me so far is, life's going to be extremely difficult at times but you have to be strong, because you are strong, you can fight, and if you go down swinging better make worth your while. Couldn't ask for a better woman in my life.
As she walked away with the check and cash the phone buzzed, reading the message he smiled. Looking at her she didn't come across as someone sick, though you could never tell just by looking if someone was terminally ill. Often it was something inside, that ate away, only apparent at the end. A finger on his lips as he watched her open up the antique cash register and count out his change, which he did not want. For a moment he wondered, could he do it? Would it be worth it? She wasn't gorgeous, women like that only plan their own demise in the movies. No one in real life does it, and a gorgeous woman that a man instantly falls in love with, no one would do it. Or a madman.
A 41 year old G2 T1 P0 A0 L1 at 40 weeks of gestation was admitted on 03/25/16 with contractions. Her last pregnancy was 22 years ago. Her husband was at the bedside holding her hand and emotionally supporting her. When I entered the room, the nurse was evaluating the patient. Upon evaluation she was noted to be 4 cm dilated. The patient only spoke Spanish so she told me that she wanted some pain medication because her contraction were very intense and painful. At 1700 she received a dose of fentanyl for the pain. The nurse went to check ten minutes later, and she said that the medication just relieved some of the pain.
Becoming a mother changed my life in a very profound way. Due to my own upbringing, I was
Alexus Casidy is out of her teenage years and now twenty, with a whole life ahead. The name Alexus may be a common but, the story of how it was picked, was not. Her father named her after a nurse at a Psychiatric Hospital, that he said was pretty. Not only did he name her after a nurse but, he chose the spelling of the car, Alexus. She grew up with her two younger siblings in Beloit WI, and I am yet to wonder if her sibling’s names have a comical story behind theirs as well. My peer went to high school at Beloit Memorial, graduating in 2015. Where she was an active cheerleading and softball player, also where she met her boyfriend, of three years, Ryan. Most don’t see that she is a mother, student, girlfriend, and employee; holding many different roles in all statuses. Alexus studies at UW Rock County and is undecided with fulfilling her dreams for becoming a children’s nurse or a teacher. Also, is hard-working employee at the factory Prent Corporation in Janesville, WI as an Inspector Packer. Where the money pays for the house her and her boyfriend own, with their one year old, Brooks.
It was 3 years ago when I was diagnosed with Pectus Excavatum, a condition in which the breastbone sinks into the chest. 1 in every 400 births have it. My condition over the years began to get worse, reducing my ability to participate in sports. The feeling of being exhausted everyday started to hit me as time passed. After finally being diagnosed, my mom took the initiative to schedule my surgery date on June 8,2015. I had asked myself “What if something goes wrong?”, over and over creating this emotion of vulnerability inside me. This feeling that I had never fallen victim to, brought me to a time of reflection. Reflection on the life that I had lived up to that point. The question "What if I don't make it out of this? Is not a common question for someone my age, at least I don't know anyone who has had to ask this of themselves.
I remember when I decided to exclusively pump for my son. I had struggled with nursing him in the three weeks since he’d been born, and we’d been going to the doctor every few days for a weight check, because he still wasn’t back up to his birth weight.
As we were walking into a chilly hospital from the freezing pitch dark night. I sat onto a hard uncormtibale wooden seat next to my older sister. For 30 minutes we sat there, then a nurse appeared from nowhere and told us the directions to our moms room. Our dad told us that we could go to our moms room 1st.He then began to walk slowly behind us.
Childbirth is a beautiful thing. After the hours of labor, there is nothing more special than having the newly mother able to hold her child the minute after it’s born. It makes the pain that you had just experienced go away because all that matters in the world is that newborn child in your arms. During labor, every woman has her own experience but one common experience is the pain. According to Kitzinger (1978) “Labor pain can have negative or positive meaning, depending on whether the child is wanted, the interaction of the laboring woman with those attending her, her sense of ease or dis-ease in the environment provided for birth, her relationship with the father of her child and her attitude to her body throughout the reproductive
The white male shows obvious signs that he is hijacking a car and continues to do so for 30 minutes, but bystanders are not even giving him second glance. A policeman passes by without even intervening with what the white male is doing. The black male does the same, but there are whispering among the spectators and looks of disapprovals are given. 2 minutes later, a policeman approaches the black male, swears and says, “Get your hands behind your back”. It’s in human nature to have this evil assumption that someone different from them is an immoral being. In this case, white skin to black skin. To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee takes place during the 1930’s in the small town of Maycomb. A quiet, humble, and respectable black man, Tom Robinson, is accused of raping a white girl, Mayella. No man steps up to defend this man, for blacks were deeply looked down upon. But Atticus, Scout’s father, makes it his job to defend Tom against all the odds, for it is the right thing to as well as to uphold his own morals. When it comes to equality for Atticus, whether one is poor or rich, black or white, all humans are equal no matter what. Readers see Atticus’s firm standpoint on equality as he defends Tom Robinson in the courtroom and through his lessons to his children, Scout and Jem. As Tom Robinson’s trial draws to a conclusion, Atticus makes his final comeback, declaring that Mayella kissed Tom who is a black male. In doing so, she did something that was so unspeakable in society