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A UK based charity that help women suffering from PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) as a result of, or following the birth of a child. "Birth Trauma" can be a result of a difficult birth, both physical and emotional. It can also be a result of the mother's treatment by others following the birth including a hostile or disapproving environment. The charity provides a wide range of information and resources for anyone suffering from Birth Trauma as well as information for the father or partner on how to support sufferers of Birth Trauma.
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What is the contact information for the Orthopedic Trauma Association?
Orthopedic Trauma Association. 6300 N. River Road, Suite 727, Rosemont, IL 60018-4226. (847) 698-1631.
Can people have one eye?
Yes, through a birth defect or trauma
How was the birth of Dionysus birth related to his association with grapes and wine?
His birth had nothing to do with it. Dionysus invented wine.
Paralysis due to developmental defects in the brain or trauma at the time of birth?
Cerebral palsy (CP)
Can trauma turn a straight gay?
No. This is a myth. Sexual orientation is fixed at an early age, possibly at birth.
What does the Canadian Association for Young Children do?
The Canadian Association for Young Children is a nationals association that ensures the safety, well being, and education of children from birth until the age of nine.
What are accentuated incremental lines that indicate the trauma of birth?
The accentuated incremental lines that can indicate the trauma of birth are called Harris lines. These are horizontal lines that can be seen on X-rays of bones and are believed to represent growth arrest episodes during early childhood due to illness or malnutrition.
Where can you find information about peripheral neuropathy?
Peripheral neuropathy is the damaged to the your neurological nervous system which is caused by birth or trauma. No it is not related to your eyes, that is false.
What causes a person to only taste sour and not sweet foods?
damaged taste buds, severe head trauma, brain damage or a birth defect.
What are the most common causes of amputation of the lower extremity in the US?
disease (70%), trauma (22%), congenital or birth defects (4%), and tumors (4%).
Can trauma induce DID in a fetus?
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is primarily developed in response to severe trauma experienced during early childhood, particularly before the age of five. While a fetus cannot experience trauma in the same way as a postnatal child, maternal stress and trauma during pregnancy can impact fetal development. However, the direct induction of DID in a fetus is not supported by current psychological understanding; DID requires conscious processing and coping mechanisms that develop after birth.
What can cause trauma?
What causes trauma
