At 27-gestational weeks into her pregnancy with twins, first-time mother-to-be Jennifer Rodriguez began experiencing preeclampsia. In an effort to lower her blood pressure, Jennifer was placed on strict bed rest by her obstetrician, Dr. Clark
Tracy and Miles Bullion wanted to grow their family and were excited when they found out they were expecting, in 2013. The young couple had some experience caring for newborns through interactions with nieces and
The moment mother-to-be Michelle Meals toured the postpartum unit at the Margot Perot Center for Women and Infants at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, she knew it was the right fit. A great location, beautiful
At 3-days and18-weeks gestation, Sarah Goggin experienced a PROM ― and not the kind of event that teenage girls play out in their dreams. Rather, the 35-year-old expectant mother had a premature rupture of the
Admittedly, it has been some time since 58-year-old Catherine Collins has cared for an infant. As she prepared to become a first-time grandmother, she decided a refresher course might enhance her parenting credibility with her
Ray Burke has struggled with back problems for years. His wife Jean even remembers the exact date of his first surgical procedure: December 16, 1999. There have been other procedures since then, and one orthopaedic
Ready to move? Physical inactivity is a leading cause of heart disease and can be more dangerous than smoking. To combat this, the American Heart Association has named the first Wednesday in April as National Walking
Patty Mallard was a healthy, active 56-year-old. She frequented the gym and worked full-time as a pre-kindergarten teacher. So when a routine mammogram in April 2014 turned up a spot on her breast, she wasn’t
Vera Mayhall has been known to socialize with friends at the local country club in Ada, Okla., and attend weekly church services. She even recently passed her driving test, again. This may not seem too
Like many individuals who experience vertigo, 68-year-old Sharon LoSasso tried to live with the condition — hoping the annoying symptoms would simply go away on their own. An ear infection earlier this year had long
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