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BlogBumpin’ Through Travel
With summer in full swing, many people are excited to travel, hike, swim, and soak up the sun. If you’re expecting, your summer adventures might look a little different, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay home. With a little extra planning and care, travel during pregnancy can still be both safe and enjoyable.
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BlogExcessive Heat and Pregnancy
Pregnant women face increased risks in hot weather; follow these tips to stay cool, hydrated, and informed.
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BlogHurricane Preparedness
Living in South Louisiana, we must be prepared to expect the unexpected when contending with mother nature during hurricane season. To help our patients and families in the community prepare to weather the storm at home or evacuate we have compiled information, resources, and checklists of necessary items to have on hand if you are
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BlogMaternal Mental Health Awareness: A Conversation with Dr. Burl Forgey
May is recognized nationally as Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month, highlighting the emotional and psychological challenges faced by mothers during pregnancy and postpartum. Research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds that maternal mental health conditions are among the most common complications of pregnancy and childbirth. Recently, we spoke with Dr. Burl Forgey
