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Dorothy H, LCCE

U.S.
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I can answer questions dealing with preparing for birth, childbirth classes, pregnancy, doulas, VBAC, natural childbirth, cesarean birth, interventions in labor, labor, birth, helping someone through labor, concerns or fears about labor and birth, doulas, breastfeeding, and other topics dealing with pregnancy, labor, and birth.

Anne Marie, LLL, CCLI

U.S.
Available
I will answer questions about pregnancy and childbirth, doulas and midwives and ob-gyn's, fertility, natural family planning (NFP) and breastfeeding. I can also help with VBAC, cesarean birth, natural childbirth, labor & delivery, pain medication and other interventions. I can help with fertility/conception questions, but it is extra helpful if you chart your cycles and can provide this data. Please direct gynecological questions to a doctor. Thank you for allowing me to be of service to you!

Lori Ramsey

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/30/2009
I can answer questions about fertility, pregnancy and childbirth.

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2009-11-17 early ultrasounds:

If you have had three 1st trimester ultrasounds and they all lime up with the same date, I think you can say with confidence that that's when you conceived. Development in the 1st trimester happens at

2009-11-16 Ultrasounds:

Ultrasounds done early on to date a pregnancy are generally very accuate, usually to about a week. So, yes, the gestational ages you gave are so close that it would be hard to pintpoint an exact date,

2009-11-16 Scared:

Yes, two first trimester ultrasounds that both line up with a Sept 3 conception date is even more of an indicator that that date is accurate are accurate. (if you have ultrasounds later in your pregnancy

2009-11-12 Dating help:

With two first trimester ultrasounds both confirming the 25/26 ovulation date, I would be confident that that is indeed when you ovulated. If there were any sperm at all from the 19th (not likely) they

2009-11-11 Dating help:

Hello, It is very possible to ovulate three weeks after your LMP - a lot of women do. How long are your cycles - if they are typically in the 33-35 day range, you would expect to see ovulation around

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