Sickle Cell Events in the DC Metro Area
2010 Upcoming Sickle Cell Awareness Events “ART SPEAKS” Sickle Cell Awareness Day June 5, 2010
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Breastfeeding
Of course there are countless studies describing the importance of breastfeeding, but not to many describe what it is actually like to nurse a newborn baby. During my pregnancy, I read several books and went to a few seminars about the importance of nursing infants, so I figured that because I was armed with the
Sickle Cell Disease
One of our daughters was diagnosed with Sickle Cell Disease when she was a couple of weeks old. Specifically, the doctor told us she had (SS) Sickle Cell Anemia. So, what is Sickle Cell Anemia? It is a genetic disorder, in which there are a smaller number of red blood cells than the body should
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5 things on your ‘Honey-do’ list that never get done #ServiceLive
Dear Reader, Before I started blogging, during my children’s naptime, I kept my TV tuned to HGTV. The shows were great, but my husband hated how I always came up with new things for him to do. Well honey, the TV’s off, but my list keeps growing (-_-) thanks to twittermoms and servicelive. Here are
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Mommy Got Back?
Recently, while watching Oprah I heard Christina Aguilera say that having a baby has made her feel sexier. “Wow!” I thought. How many women would agree? After the birth of my twins, unfortunately I do not concur. Oh, I wish I could, but my body is just not the same. There are many things beautiful about the
My Twins
I love having twins. My children are great at entertaining each other and at 18 months I notice that they are already looking out for one another. This is also the month that they are learning each others names. Elle calls her sister’s name all of the time and Em rarely says Elle, she usually