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How to write a birth plan by Molly England

Posted on July 1, 2016June 20, 2017 by mollyengland

Birth plans can be contentious. Check out my article in Pregnancy & Newborn Magazine to learn more.

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Found this in my Facebook memory treasure trove: January 2016 The first time my daughter danced inside me I launched, like a plummeting roller coaster car, into motherhood. I was 18 weeks pregnant and had a dramatically new sense of self. Before being pregnant and before really feeling pregnant, self meant me. One person, one body, one mind. I was able to make decisions on a whim and act recklessly if the mood struck. During pregnancy I experienced new sensations of fear, elation, and responsibility, but none were as powerful as my feeling of not being alone. Self now meant us. The new person thrived inside me and would forever be a part of me. The comfort of this thought enveloped me and warmed my soul. Six years later, I struggle to remember my former self. Occasionally I mourn her, longing for my unfettered life. Then I remember that when I lost myself - I gained my family. Reflection from today: the shadow in this photo is what strikes me the most. #shadow

Lost count over a decade ago. #🤷‍♀️

In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. the kids and I participated in an act of service that nurtured connection and friendship. Today, and every day, it’s important to challenge the systems and powers that continue to divide. Even if it’s uncomfortable. Even if it’s unpopular. Especially, when it feels impossible. #TimeforGood #ujamlkday

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