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Posted November 23rd, 2008 by Your Maternity Resource
Making an informed choice about an unplanned pregnancy requires complete information about current options. Pregnancy Help Center of Lakeland has dedicated consultants who offer non-judgmental advice and alternatives for your consideration. Give them a call to learn about your options.
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Posted November 19th, 2008 by Your Maternity Resource
Pregnancy center staff shares her thoughts with author Mardie Caldwell on Caldwell’s new book for pregnant women who are considering adoption, “So I Was Thinking About Adoption”. Book will be released in November for National Adoption Awareness Month. Learn more at www.IWasThinkingAboutAdoption.com
Posted November 19th, 2008 by Your Maternity Resource
This is a song about a father’s love and abortion.
Posted November 18th, 2008 by Your Maternity Resource
Signs of pregnancy differ from women to women,The most common early sign of pregnancy is missing the menstrual period,…need more :-
http://pregnancy-questions.blogspot.com
Posted November 18th, 2008 by Your Maternity Resource
After my miscarriage, I did a lot of online searching for resources to help me with my grief. I found this website, and they provide a great service:
www.asmallvictory.org
They provide loss kits to parents who are experiencing a pregnancy or infant loss. The service is free, but they appreciate donations.
I got my loss kit last week, and it has a lot of things it it that I will add to my memory box for Haven. 
You can also request a kit on behalf of someone else, so if you or someone you love is experiencing a pregnancy or infant loss, I highly reccommend checking this website out!
Posted November 17th, 2008 by Your Maternity Resource
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Our goal: to end the aftermath of violence against women and unborn children through Christian recovery support, education, and instant referrals for women in crisis.
Posted November 17th, 2008 by Your Maternity Resource
Learn more at http://www.SaberHacer.com - Experts say kids as young as 8 need factual information about sex. Here are tips on what to talk about when, and how to share values so you can help your child make good decisions.
Posted November 16th, 2008 by Your Maternity Resource
Watch this teen sex education movie and listen as Jane harmonizes about her dream of becoming a star, and considers the implications of teen pregnancy and becoming a teenage parent.