The birth of my first son (and all my Children, mainly my first one, as he was my first experience) was an experience that I cannot put into words. When this baby popped out I laughed continuously for over 15 minutes. Up to date I cannot tell you my reason for such prompt reaction. All I can put it down to was the experience of a new life being brought into this World which was just overwhelming to me that instead of crying I busted out with continued laughter.
That experience in that maternity room changed my perception of women forever. I had more respect for women, I became more in awe of them and what they stood for, and what they are.
Erick S. Gray quoted it this way, "you give woman a house, she produces a home, you give her groceries she will produce a meal, you give them a smile and your love, she will give you her heart, you give her a sperm she produces a baby", women are the best creatures on earth period.
I do not feel worthy to write about pregnancy, as I, a male, can only be an observer. Trying to even discuss this issue without the input of the most wonderful creatures on earth (women) will be a disservice to mankind and humanity.
So I wish to grave your indulgence and ask you to contribute to this conversation, especially if you are a woman and have gone through pregnancy. What advise do you have for people that are setting out in this journey?
