Word: birth
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...April 23: "It is my birth-day" ("Antony and Cleopatra...
...VIRGINIA Citing mental pain and anguish, Paula Johnson has hit the University of Virginia hospital with a $31 million lawsuit. Johnson, the mother of a baby switched at birth, accuses hospital staff of negligence and fraud...
...that can injure the fetus and ankle chains that increase the likelihood of falling. A 1985 California Department of Health study found that one-third of all prison pregnancies end in late term miscarriage, more than twice the outside rate. Only 20 percent of prison pregnancies end with live births. The New York Times recently described a woman forced to give birth shackled to her bed with her hands cuffed together and who was unable to reach the call button to summon a nurse when she delivered her baby...
...those women who do have healthy deliveries, forced separation usually comes within 72 hours after birth. Mothers endure the pain of seeing their children taken to foster care and fear the very real possibility of permanently losing custody. Even though maintaining family ties is one of the most important factors in ensuring women are not rearrested, prisons make visits difficult with humiliating strip searches for visitors and great distances from urban areas...
...deadline has passed, your chances are gone, and you won't have another similar opportunity for, literally, another thousand years. Because if you were planning on giving birth to a "Millennium Baby," one born on Jan. 1, 2000, then you are sadly already almost two weeks late. Doctors and statisticians calculated April 9 as the coveted date to conceive a child that would be born on New Year's Day, 2000. Besides, demented couples have been practicing new positions and hopeful mothers have been monitoring their menstrual cycles and popping prenatal vitamins for months. You've got no chance...