She came up to me and said, “You saved my life.” I remember meeting this woman while I was walking my dog in a woody park near my home and I was taken aback. She didn’t look like someone who should be dead; she was young and vibrant and out for a hike. Then she added details. She had an ectopic pregnancy. She came to the ED in shock. She …
I was afraid. Really, I was more anxious. This wasn’t any of the typical new mother fears I had been warned about. If fact, I didn’t even see this one coming. I knew that it would be tough going back to work 3 months after my first daughter was born. I knew I would miss her terribly. I knew I had to figure out a pumping schedule with my colleagues …
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