Pregnancy Miracle Review - Changing Infertile Woman Worldwide

Pregnancy miracle is one of the most useful e-books on the internet and has been on the best-selling list for a long time now. The book, written by Lisa Olson and promises to guide infertile woman to achieve pregnancy through natural methods and without the use of expensive surgeries, OTC medications or any other form of drugs. Although the concept may seem a little hard to believe for the skeptical and those who have already done innumerous rounds of physicians, the thousands of woman who have benefited from the techniques put forth in the book from across the globe cannot be wrong.

It is important to remember here that Lisa Olson is a writer and she has been through the complete rigmarole before she began to write and help others (she was a chronic infertile who overcame the odds to become a mother). There is nothing better than one's own experience to understand the anguish and feelings of an infertile woman who wants to be a mother and cannot conceive. She has "been there and done that".

Coming from the horses' mouth, the book is a systematic take on getting pregnant with a holistic approach. Lisa explains the various causes that may have led to infertility and breaks down these causes one by once by suggesting natural remedies for the same. With a holistic approach, the book not only enhances the chances of getting pregnant for infertile women greatly but also contributes to their complete well-being. This helps them to conceive a healthy child and enjoy motherhood unabashed and unadulterated with health issues for the child or the mother.

The pregnancy miracle is 240 pages long and is instantly downloadable. It consists of many natural methods to weed out the causes of infertility coming from a 14 year research on the same. The e-book has been on the market for some time and is known to have helped women in over 130 countries to overcome infertility and become pregnant naturally. In fact, almost all of them are enjoying motherhood.

Two months is a long time and if one follows the advice and the five step process in the e-book successfully, it would be easy to assess results and since it comes with a 2 month money-back guarantee. We have asked a few questions around and feel that the book comes highly recommended for woman who are infertile and would like to become mothers.

Parenting Book Review: Spirituality in the Mother Zone: Staying Centered, Finding God

Here's an example of what happens when an academic gives birth at 40 and suddenly discovers she has a woman's body holding up her head. Ms. Thomas's treatise is heavily weighted with a neuvo-Catholicism, used to give form to her spirituality. Her search for the Transcendent is sprinkled with the wisdom of many different writers who focus on aspects of motherhood. We get a glimpse of her strength from the brief description of her pregnancy and birth experience. She planned hospital birth with a physician. Diagnosed with complete placenta previa two months before birth, she miraculously delivers vaginally without complication! The midwives among you may find this astounding; nevertheless, the fact that she was able to escape a cesarean section (as a geriatric maternity patient) is a near miracle at many hospitals.

Woven throughout the book is reference to St. Sophia, who provided a spiritual touchstone at needed times. Ms. Thomas covers the early years of motherhood, pointing out the issues in plain view but not seen by many of us because of our focus on taking care of our family's daily needs. She provides a thoughtful guide for how one might incorporate the spiritual in everyday motherhood. I highly recommend this book for those who seek a spiritual awakening, especially those falling under the Christian banner. For others, the many references to feminist writings are worth a perusal of the book to seek out sources of thoughtful ideologies.

For readers concerned about her views about breastfeeding, no need to worry. Ms. Thomas writes eloquently of her discovery of the spiritual powers of breastfeeding. She writes, " . . . for me breastfeeding often felt like the deep relaxation and sense of union that often accompanied prayer. Surrendering to the experience contributed to a rich sense of God's presence and to a deepening trust in my own body, even as I relished nourishing my baby."

Amen.