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1 Before you take the plunge 1
2 Trying to get pregnant 11
3 Life as a pregnant hospital doctor 15
4 Life as a pregnant general practitioner 31
5 Academic medicine 39
6 Pregnancy as an undergraduate 43
7 Know your rights: employment law 49
8 Maternity leave 59
9 Before the baby arrives 75
10 Doctors giving birth 83
11 Early days ... Yes, it was a baby (not flatus or fluid) 91
12 Planning your return to work 99
13 Breastfeeding and working 111
14 Childcare 119
15 Being back at work 135
16 Working fathers 147
17 'Planning' further pregnancies 153
18 Now we are six ... Watching your children grow 157
19 Money matters 165
20 Do you still wish you'd been a lawyer? 173
Frequently asked questions 179
App. 1 Useful contacts 199
Index 221
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Reid Carnahan
reviewed Medical Mum?: A Guide for Female Medics Who Have Ever Thought That Maybe, Somehow, One Day They Might Want to Have a Baby on December 03, 2018
Medical Mum?: A Guide for Female Medics Who Have Ever Thought That Maybe, Somehow, One Day They Might Want to Have a Baby
I am a little biased because the author is my doctor, but I have also struggled with menstrual cycle abnormalities my entire post-pubescent life. In this book, Booth not only explains the cycle, using the names of Greek goddesses to highlight each "phase", but she gives a practical guide to taking control of your own cycle and not letting it get the better of you (which I have been doing for so many years). This includes a proper diet, exercise, mental health, etc. She also details some of the "bad" effects of hormones and ways you can help to lessen those.
She follows the Venus Week throughout the lifespan of your 20's, 30's, 40's and then through menopause. Whether your goal is to not get pregnant, get pregnant, increase your libido, get through menopause, or what have you, you can learn ways to achieve your goals in this book.
I recommend this book for any woman, whether or not you have difficulties, as I'm sure you can learn something about your own "Venus" from reading it.
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