Providing prenatal and home birth midwifery care for the community. We need safe and healthy communities including an elimination of stereotype based services and culturally competent providers who speak our languages. We need services for women who are incarcerated and reproductive care coverage on all health plans. We need access to reproductive resources to meet our individual needs. We need prenatal and postnatal care.

On March 18, 2009 by alterisego. On January 28, 2009 by alterisego. Tonight I finished this book called Middlesex. Being an individual who bleeds every month, who has to take pills in order to keep it in check, and to not become pregnant? Who has to worry about becoming pregnant? Who is a her, undeniably, and who hates all that this entails. From the Headers That Amuse Me department. On January 26, 2009 by alterisego.

Are You My Mothers? Sunday, April 1, 2012. Are You My Mothers? Is back after a three year hiatus in which this writer was living high in the Himalayas in an ashram. Are You My Mothers? Friday, January 9, 2009.

Queer mama co-parenting by love, step, adoption and the skin of my teeth. As I slip my toothbrush. On the side of the sink. 10 ways to support friends who are parents going through divorce. And then today on page 4 of the Windy City Times. I never expected to stan.

Atticus Circle launches new website! October 16, 2009. This blog will be obsolete. To visit the new blog now, click here. We were delighted to see this blog post. From an MBA student at the University of North Carolina recently.

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