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But chances are, you’ll tell me anyway.
Category: Pregnancy and Childbirth
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Making ‘Aftershock,’ a Documentary About Black Maternal Mortality
The New York Times – Film:
The directors Paula Eiselt and Tonya Lewis Lee discuss their journey in making the documentary “Aftershock,” which shines a light on a national health crisis.
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Women on Why They’re Stocking Up on the Morning-After Pill
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Sales of the emergency contraceptive surged after the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Allyson Felix’s Retirement Plan Has Already Started
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The 11-time Olympic medalist is running her final competitive season. Up next? Full-time advocacy and mentorship.
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This Retreat Offers a (Pretty Expensive) Form of Postpartum Care
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The newly opened Boram Postnatal Retreat offers new mothers able to pay up to $1,400 a night the support and pampering that too few receive.
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Alyssa Shelasky Needs a Night Out
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The author of “This Might Be Too Personal” is still getting to know her new town of Rhinebeck. Where better to start than at the bar?
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When Motherhood Is a Horror Show
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For the onscreen moms in “The Baby,” “Umma” and “Lamb” — and for an ascendant class of sardonic mom influencers — the source of psychological torture is motherhood itself.
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Feeling Ambivalent About Motherhood Is Normal
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After years of engaging with parenthood from a distance, it’s time for a psychiatrist specializing in women’s mental health to take her own advice.
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Performing a Comedy About Abortion, Watching the Supreme Court
The New York Times – Film:
Alison Leiby had just performed her show “Oh God, a Show About Abortion” when she learned of the leaked draft opinion showing that the court could be on the verge of overturning Roe v. Wade.