Advanced Directives and Why YOU Need One
Advanced Directives and Why YOU Need One

As a nurse who has seen many families stress and lament over guessing their loved one’s wishes during worst-case scenarios when they should be focusing on being present to support their loved one, I urge anyone who will listen to complete an Advance Directive (FiveWishes.org is a favorite). It’s truly the BEST gift you can ever give or receive.

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What Your Labor And Delivery Nurse Didn't Tell You
What Your Labor And Delivery Nurse Didn't Tell You

Everything you wish your Labor and Delivery Nurse told you about birth! I’ve collected the best tips and advice from over 15 Labor and Delivery Nurses, an anesthesiologist and OBGYN to give you a leg up on an informed and successful birth experience.

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MUST READ: Food Allergy Prevention and "Boosting" Baby's Immune System
MUST READ: Food Allergy Prevention and "Boosting" Baby's Immune System

Nurse and New Mom interviews an Expert on Food Allergies and our Immune Systems. Dr Kari Nadeau (physician, allergist, immunologist, researcher) from Stanford joined us to discuss her new book, The End of Food Allergies.

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