Kathleen Lucas+FollowWhy Are More Moms Facing Dangerous Bleeds?Post-birth bleeding is hitting a five-year high in England, with 19% more women suffering severe blood loss after giving birth. Experts say more complicated pregnancies and NHS maternity care issues are to blame. It’s scary to think that something so joyful can turn risky so fast. Calls for a 'maternity rescue plan' are growing—do you think enough is being done to keep new moms safe? #Health #BodyHealth #maternitycare20Share
Sarah Bennett+FollowWhy Is Giving Birth Safer in Norway?Birth in the UK can be a nightmare—just ask Sophie, who faced chaos, confusion, and nearly lost her life. The latest report slams NHS maternity care for not listening to women and dragging its feet on urgent fixes. Meanwhile, places like Norway and Japan have way better outcomes thanks to trusted midwives, continuity of care, and real support. Why can’t the UK catch up? The system’s broken, and families are paying the price. Would you trust your birth to this system? #Health #BodyHealth #maternitycare10Share
Kathleen Lucas+FollowChildbirth Worries Ignored?Nearly 1 in 5 women in England say their concerns were brushed off during childbirth, according to a new survey. Some even felt left alone at scary moments. While there are small improvements (like better mental health support), many still feel unheard—especially women from minority and working-class backgrounds. The pressure on midwives is real, but shouldn’t every mom feel safe and listened to? This report is sparking calls for urgent change in maternity care. Thoughts? #Health #BodyHealth #MaternityCare00Share
Frank Christensen+FollowGiving Birth in a Cockroach-Infested Ward?!Imagine going into labor and the first thing you see is cockroaches crawling on the hospital floor. That’s what happened to one UK mom, and it’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the state of maternity care. From dirty wards to being dismissed by doctors, women are fed up with being ignored and mistreated. The latest report says it’s time for urgent change—because no one should have to give birth like this. #Health #BodyHealth #MaternityCare00Share
romantiffany+FollowDenied Maternity LeaveI work at a warehouse in Michigan with basic health insurance. My baby came early — ten days in NICU. The bill: $90,000. Insurance covered only $30,000 because “complications weren’t included.” When I left the hospital, the nurse said, “Good luck.” It wasn’t a blessing. It was reality. #MaternityCare #InsuranceGaps2329Share
