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Eva’s Story

In her own words: I conceived via IVF last year and had a textbook pregnancy, asides from a little heartburn. I had my blood pressure checked on the Friday [...]

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Amy’s Story

Amy's Story: HELLP Syndrome, Birth Trauma and Finding Hope Again When I was pregnant with my first baby, I had no idea what HELLP syndrome was. I'd heard of [...]

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Alex’s story

In her own words: I remember learning about pre-eclampsia in medical school and thinking it sounded like a terrifying condition to develop. I silently hoped it would never happen [...]

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