Motherhood Later
October 16th, 2009This podcast discusses why some women “wait” to have children later in life. Are women really waiting to start families or are life circumstances occurring such that later is when pregnancy occurs?
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I really liked the DVD. I think it is well done and especially effective given that Darline is pregnant while doing the exercises. I will recommend this to my patients on bed rest.
— Screven Edgerton, MD
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