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Can gestational diabetes cause stillbirth?

14th June 201817th February 2019 Jo Paterson #TalkAboutDiabetes, birth stories, complications, Diabetes Week, GTT, Leanne's story, raise awareness, Screening, stillbirth, undiagnosed GD, undiagnosed gestational diabetes

Can Gestational Diabetes Cause Stillbirth? #TalkAboutDiabetes This week is Diabetes Week (11th – 17th June 2018) and the focus this year

Birth Complications Real life stories

Raeesa’s story – late GD diagnosis

3rd March 201817th February 2019 Jo Paterson birth, birth stories, complications

Late GD diagnosis Sometimes we see ladies come to our group for support where they have had late GD diagnosis.

Complications GD Basics

Reduced Movements with Gestational Diabetes

11th November 201618th February 2019 Jo Paterson baby's movements, complications, increased movements, movements, reduced movements

Reduced Movements with Gestational Diabetes We see a lot of questions in our Facebook support group about reduced movements with

Complications

Gestational diabetes stillbirth

22nd March 201617th February 2019 Jo Paterson complications, stillbirth

Gestational diabetes stillbirth Abby’s story is heartbreaking, but she has kindly shared her story to help raise awareness of gestational

screen all women for gestational diabetes

Complications Real life stories

Ceira’s story – undiagnosed v’s diagnosed GD

20th March 201616th February 2019 Jo Paterson birth stories, complications, real life stories

Ceira’s story – undiagnosed v’s diagnosed gestational diabetes Ceira’s story shows her two very different pregnancies, her first where gestational

Complications

Gestational diabetes placenta deterioration

24th January 201617th February 2019 Jo Paterson changes in movements, complications, increased movements, placenta calcification, placenta deterioration, placenta insufficiency, reduced movements

Gestational diabetes placenta deterioration The gestational diabetes placenta The placenta is the organ between the baby and mother which is

Complications Real life stories

Sophie’s story – shoulder dystocia

4th September 201517th February 2019 Jo Paterson birth, birth stories, complications, shoulder dystocia

Gestational diabetes – a serious condition – a true life story of gestational diabetes and shoulder dystocia Sophie’s story… Following

Birth Complications

Complications

29th August 201516th February 2019 Jo Paterson complications, delayed cord clamping, hypoglycaemia, IUGR, jaundice, macrosomia, placenta deterioration, placenta insufficiency, polyhydramnios, pre-eclampsia, RDS, shoulder dystocia, stillbirth

Complications of gestational diabetes Is my baby at risk of complications now I have gestational diabetes? Gestational diabetes is a

Diet

Fat

27th January 2019 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Fat

High fat diet, cholesterol and heart disease Following our 8 golden rules dietary advice means incorporating high fat into the

Diet

Nuts, seeds, peanut butter

2nd June 2018 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Nuts, seeds, peanut butter

Diet GD Basics

Shopping List

4th May 2018 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Shopping List

Diet Recipes

Soup

27th January 2017 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Soup

Diet

Best breads

27th January 2017 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Best breads

Diet GD Basics

What is food pairing?

18th December 2016 Jo Paterson Comments Off on What is food pairing?

Diet Support

Falling off the wagon

11th November 2016 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Falling off the wagon

Free Recipes

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