article_snippet.sent: Ms Janet Fyle, of the Royal College of Midwives said although Miss Miss Kelly’s situation is uncommon, it is not unusual.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Janet Fyle, of the Royal College of Midwives said: ‘Some women just don’t know Some women are pregnant .
article_snippet.sent: ‘One lady was serving in Afghanistan and didn’t realise Ms Janet Fyle, of the Royal College of Midwives was pregnant, and us had to send services out there.
article_snippet.sent: In these cases, the midwife has an important role in supporting the new family, as adjusting to being a parents can be a shock.
article_snippet.sent: the midwife said: ‘Not all women are totally shocked when it happens to Not all women.
article_snippet.sent: A lot of talking and reassurance by the midwife is needed.
article_snippet.sent: ‘the woman herself is going to need a lot of help and support adjusting to being a parent.
article_snippet.sent: Women with unplanned pregnancies get very upset, so imagine one day you have a normal life and the next you are a parent.
article_snippet.sent: ‘the midwife would give the woman herself a lot more care, watching for signs of post-natal depression or even post-natal unhappiness.