Do Anything
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It was a gift from Bea, and I’ve been obsessing over the information since I received it. I’ve come to the conclusion that this is probably information women shouldn’t know before they give birth. I’m perfectly ready to refuse to go through with the entire ordeal at this point.
I’m thirty-four weeks along, but that isn’t the chapter that scares me. What’s terrifying me is the end of the book. The actual birth process doesn’t sound like a positive experience whatsoever. What I can’t figure out fo...r the life of me is why, after women have one child, would they ever go and get pregnant again?
“What’s it say is happening with the kid right now?” Holden asks, leaning on his forearms, twisting his neck so he can better see the pictures.
I flip the pages, finding the correct section and read out loud. “Your baby is weighing in somewhere around five pounds and could be as tall as twenty inches. The vernix, or white coating protecting your baby’s skin, is getting thicker.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a gift from Bea, and I’ve been obsessing over the information since I received it. I’ve come to the conclusion that this is probably information women shouldn’t know before they give birth. I’m perfectly ready to refuse to go through with the entire ordeal at this point.
I’m thirty-four weeks along, but that isn’t the chapter that scares me. What’s terrifying me is the end of the book. The actual birth process doesn’t sound like a positive experience whatsoever. What I can’t figure out fo...r the life of me is why, after women have one child, would they ever go and get pregnant again?
“What’s it say is happening with the kid right now?” Holden asks, leaning on his forearms, twisting his neck so he can better see the pictures.
I flip the pages, finding the correct section and read out loud. “Your baby is weighing in somewhere around five pounds and could be as tall as twenty inches. The vernix, or white coating protecting your baby’s skin, is getting thicker.”
What to read after Do Anything?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wendy Owens to read onlineMoreLess
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