Escape While Pregnant Novels & Stories

I sighed, “Ugh! I need to figure out how I want them decorated.” Doctor Nicole cleaned the gel off my stomach and she told me to take it easy, “You need to avoid anything strenuous and you really do need to avoid stress. You should avoid shifting for the rest of your pregnancy too. It’s very apparent they are going to be big babies, so you are going to get huge and you will probably deliver early. It could be anywhere between the sixth and eighth month. I do not expect you to go full-term. Those boys are going to get pretty squished together and they will be ready to get out of there.” I nodded, “I understand. I will take it easy, but this pack is going through so many changes that it’s hard

"We're on the second floor; I thought you were going to jump out the window and escape." "Of course I won't do that." Perhaps she would have done something like this in the past, but she had a baby growing inside her now. The doctor had specifically instructed her to refrain from vigorous physical activity. On top of that, she was exhausted from the long-haul flight. Besides, it did not matter if she escaped through the window; Randall would find her anyway. "Listen to me, Rowena. You can't stay here. It's dirty and unsafe. You're pregnant now, so come home with me. I'll take good care of you," Randall pleaded.

De Leon gave the prescription to Katlyn. “Tell me, Dra., is it safe to ride an airplane in her condition?” he clarified. “Yes, it is still safe. But I recommend lessening the travel because she’s just in her first trimester. And because the first trimester is the very crucial stage in a pregnant woman. We don’t want anything to happen to the baby. God, please no. Just a reminder, stay away from stress and depression. Okay? Those two are very common in pregnant woman," Dra. reminded them.

Peter pocketed his phone and approached the doctor who had called out. “I’m… I’m Celeste Mason’s partner,” Peter said. “Sir, we’ve stabilized Ms. Mason. Both she and the babies are stable. It was a scare, but her blood pressure was dangerously high. She’s calmer now, but it’s crucial to avoid any further stress or emotional upset. She’ll need at least a week of complete bed rest. Her pregnancy is approaching a critical stage, so keeping her relaxed is imperative.” “Can she travel?” “Travel?” “Yes, we’re just passing through. I want to know if it’s safe to leave or if we need to stay here.”

Suddenly, a violent spasm ripped through her lower abdomen, radiating straight up her spine with the force of a blow. Elena let out a sharp gasp of pain, her knees completely buckling beneath her weight. She collapsed heavily into the deep snowbank, her hands instinctively curling over her rounded stomach. The sudden acceleration of her pregnancy was no longer a theoretical threat; it was a terrifying reality. The concentrated power of Marcus’s anchored Alpha aura from hours ago had acted like an irreversible catalyst, forcing the royal pup to mature at a supernatural speed. The intense physical stress of her escape, combined with the freezing temperature of the blizzard, had triggered her l

Lyra was the last to be born and since then Valdis had them all chemically controlled. Having lived out in the world I knew the odds suggested a woman who was sick, not having their period and enjoying a boatload of sex had a strong chance of being pregnant. Again, my Rogue training did not cover this kind of madness. “Corina vomiting and exhaustion is common with the early days of pregnancy.”

the doctor guessed. Nero stood there in a daze. "Can you tell me why she had a miscarriage?" Nero asked. Doctor frowned at that question. "Did she had to go through something stressful recently?" he asked Nero. Her kidnapping and then everything that happened in Mexico came to the forefront of Nero's mind. He simply nodded his head to say yes. "There's your answer. A pregnant woman should not go through so much stress. Especially not in the earlier days of pregnancy. It's alright. Make sure she eats and sleeps on time. She will be fine" the doctor advised.

My stomach churned with a sickening cocktail of anxiety and nausea, and my body felt like it had been through a storm. But I got up anyway. Because that’s what you do when fear tries to paralyze you. You move. You breathe. You keep going. I took a longer shower than usual, letting the hot water beat down my back and loosen some of the tightness from my shoulders. I brushed out my hair slowly, carefully—trying to create a sense of control in at least one small area of my life. The baby fluttered inside me—a soft, reassuring little nudge that reminded me I wasn’t alone.

He asked Jade to wait outside for Max. When Jade left, the doctor said to Max, "While I was speaking with Jade, I realized that she's been struggling with sexual urges, and it's normal for some women in pregnancy, especially when they've gone far along. Her nights get really cold and lonely. She's carrying three babies, Max. So if there's anything you can do to help......"

Doctor Thomas led Eve to his office and invited Eve to sit in front of him. "I'm sorry if I'm interfering too much, Madam, but...is it true that you are going to be traveling on your honeymoon? I mean, there is a possibility that Madam is pregnant at the moment and traveling by plane in a young pregnancy is very dangerous, Madam. As a doctor I must warn you about this." Doctor Thomas exclaimed again.