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Midlife Mother
Directory
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combining families or coparenting after divorce or separation
Editor:
Jann Blackstone-Ford, M.A.
Psychological Advisor:
Susan Bartell, Psy. D.
Health Editor:
Ginny Porter
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Medical Breakthroughs More Risk No Longer Means High Risk The current
consensus among those who know is that of course there are risks
associated with having children at midlife, but they have been greatly
reduced by recent advancements in medical science.
With consistent prenatal care most
problems that arise during a midlife pregnancy can be met with a change in
diet, exercise, or the introduction of a specific medication.
Good prenatal care is the key.
Chose your healthcare professional early into your pregnancy, don’t
miss prenatal appointments, and if complications do arise, report them to
your health care professional immediately.
Chromo Abnormalities
Genetic Testing
Maternal Riskchart
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