The Birth Of A Marathoner

Don’t you ever want to know what it feels like to be rushing around your team yelling and encourage the mother to push her hardest, yelling their vital sounds? Well some people do, some people want to feel that adrenaline when they hear a woman is coming in and she’s about to give birth to her child. How would you feel when the family comes back to say thank you for saving their child after a difficult labor?

By believing the biggest miracle in life is birth motivates me to care for the community by contributing to the world as a midwife. The story of my birth has unravelled my desire to explore the miracles of life. It was when my mother told me the story of the dangerous and life threatening experience of giving birth to me, without any help or support of medical facilities. I was then astonished by the pregnancy of my mother, how her body changed and how difficult it was for her to accomplish normal day to day activities. As a child by caring for my mother through her pregnancy I felt appreciated and found the experience rewarding. I am drawn to the fact that midwives not only offer care for women throughout pregnancy, delivery and the postnatal period but also build rapport with them and their families.

I want to accomplish this goal in my twenties before I have a family. I want to backpack around Europe to become closer to nature and appreciate the different cultures. I want to explore beyond small-town Iowa.

Running a marathon at only 17 years old taught me that the strongest supplements a person needs are determination and motivation. The largest development of mindset and the confirmation of my future career came from when I chose to vicariously run 26.2 miles for the person who inspires me the most; my mother. When I was younger, my mother ran the Chicago Marathon twice. After her diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis in 2013, she still continued to attempt to run and walk despite her immense pain. She eventually was unable to run, until I worked with her to build strength for jogging. She then started walking and jogging as much as possible. Inspired by her, I decided to run the Towpath Full Marathon in October of 2015, after six months of training.

No time to rest or catch my breath, labor is tough and times are rough.

Boston marathon and 9/11 attacks is the key victim of the crime and terrorism in United State of America. I believe that in each crime and terrorism mostly committed by the illegal immigrant such as murder, robbery, rape and drug deal. During the 9/11, the terrorists were entered into United State as an illegal because of weakness of boarders and immigration security. Based on the U.S government survey it is conducted that criminal and terrorist first enter as illegal immigrant in the country and they develop their plan. It is very serious issue for each country to prevent crime and terrorism in the country. There are many people have to lose their life because of crime and terrorism attacks. I strongly suggest to the U.S. government to increase

Terry Fox ran every day and even on his 22nd birthday. In Ontario, Thunder Bay, on September 1, Terry was experiencing chest pain and was taken to the hospital. The cancer had spread to his lungs. He had run 5,377 km in 143 days and raised $23 million. Even though Terry wanted to complete his cross-country marathon, he was unable to return to complete his marathon. On June 28, 1981, in New Westminster, BC, he had died at the Royal Columbian Hospital one month before his twenty-third

On the fatal day of the Boston Marathon these plans and support structures were placed into action. According to FEMA a Unified Command post must be established and the proper measurements taken in account from the situation. The Unified Command post was stationed near Westin Hotel with the leadership already in place and actively coordinating. Their first objective is to assess the damage and set priorities and delegate response activities. The Joint Hazard Assessment team went to the detonation sites and took air monitoring devices in order to check for potential contamination issues. The reading came back negative and was communicated to the scene commanders but not the hospitals. This is an area that could have seen improvement because

Are you having childbirth anxiety especially as the date of the birth draws near? Are you unsure on how to cope with childbirth anxiety? To help understand the cause of childbirth anxiety and tips for coping with childbirth anxiety, I have interviewed psychologist Carol Hicks. Tell me a little bit about yourself. "I have a MA degree in Psychology and I have been a Marriage and Family Therapist for 30 years with a specialty in hypnotherapy influenced by Milton Erickson. My ex husband and I wrote 'The Answer Within ' as a clinical framework for Ericksonian hypnotherapy in 1983 and I have conducted extensive training in this approach to therapy. I currently operate a booming private practice and regularly facilitate the process of accessing unconscious wisdom for the clients who come to me in a quandary about life challenges. I work to help them discover the answer within by learning the pathway to this sweet spot of comfort and wellbeing where they can contemplate what it is that they do want. I regularly look to utilize the anxiety they bring as 'grist for the mill ' and as an indicator that something big is waking up and looking for acceptance. It is akin to giving birth to one 's evolving self without judgment and blame. And transformed anxiety becomes the basis for passionate empowerment." Have you experienced giving birth and if so, what was it like for you? "Yes. Twice. The first involved a 30 hour labor with an epidural at the 25 hour mark so the second time I

I am a runner for the cliffside park middle school and i got a call from Miami florinda if i could run in their marathon. I was so proud to be running in their seasonal marathon it was a lifetime opportunity. I was doing some research and i red that it is a competitive marathon. A few days later we went to Miami and we had to go check in. we also had to check if i was eligible to run because i turned 13. We got everything cleared up and i could run. Then a few hours passed and we had to go to the running field. The coach said that the only objective was to run around the field twice and come back to the line. I came back to cliffside park middle school as first place. I was happy that i made cliffside park middle school proud.

When people consider making the world a more peaceful place, their first thought is not to organize a marathon in one of the most damaged countries on Earth. After an almost deadly accident, May El-Khalil decided to make a difference in her life. But what she did not know, was that a small town woman that made a difference in her life would also make a difference on a global scale. When El-Khalil was abruptly struck by a bus her life changed and because of this she was able to change the life of thousands of other lives as well. Because of El-Khalil's lack of ethos and logos, her audiences are able to understand how emotionally passionate she is about how a marathon can help peace around the world.

Has my greatest and overwhelming nightmare, which tormented me unremittingly throughout the duration of my pregnancy, become a horrible reality? It was 9:00 on a Tuesday morning, when I experienced the initial intense labor contraction. Without hesitation, I instantaneously grabbed the phone to communicate with my loving husband, but to my surprise, it went straightway to the most dreaded voicemail. Unfortunately, I had no viable means of reaching him, because Shaw Air Force Base was implementing their quarterly, weeklong war readiness exercise. Thus, my severely distressed mind had to hurriedly grasp the reality that our magnificent bundle of joy was making his long anticipated entrance into the world eight days early, according to the estimated delivery due date. This delightful narrative will take the reader on a breathtaking, yet frightful journey through pre-labor, active labor and the delivery of my son, Dorian Josiah Heffner.

I can honestly say going through labor was the most painful thing I had ever experienced. Once Freddrick finally did arrived I knew that I would love him unconditionally for the rest of my life. He was just as precious as he could be and didn’t have a worry in this world. I didn’t know the type of mother I would be, but I was determined to be a different type of teenage mother. I wanted to show everyone I might be young with a son, but I made sure Freddrick was taken care of financially, Freddrick came first in my life at all times, Freddrick had disciplined in his life, and that he would know that mommy would always love him regardless of what happens through life.

I will never forget the moment my labor began, the moment that marked that step in my journey into motherhood. I can remember everything about it so clearly. My mom, fiancé, and I woke up early Friday morning to make our way to Western Missouri Medical Center. I stood in front of the mirror looking at my belly knowing it would be my last time standing in that bathroom with my baby inside of me still. It was a bittersweet moment that I cherished as long as I possibly could. I was set to be induced that morning and very excited, yet a little bit nervous. I had no idea what to expect. I’d been waiting a very long 37 weeks to finally meet this precious human that had been growing inside me. I had ideas of what he might look like, and what the experience might be like, however nothing could have prepared me for what was in store over the next few days.

Mother: I have a case of moderate arthritis from playing tennis and gardening, so my doctors were concerned about my body's ability to carry the pregnancy to full term and handle the full ordeal of the delivery. The birth of our child took a long time. I was in labor for nearly four days. We hired a lovely midwife who has specialized knowledge in handling special births, but after the second day, we decided to load me up in the car and head for the hospital. It was frightening, I suppose, but I also felt a clarity of purpose. I really wanted this baby and I knew that the baby's best chance and my best chance for survival was for me to stay calm and coherent as possible, for the sake of my family.