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EXERCISE IN PREGNANCY Know what you can safely do to stay healthy BY DR. LINSEY MONAGHAN family medicine & obstetrics Pregnancy is an exciting time for many women, but it can also be full of worries, questions and confusion. Pregnant women often find themselves wading through a lot of conflicting advice from the internet, talking with friends or family, and sometimes even from nosy strangers. As a family doctor who cares for pregnant women, I am often asked about exercise recommendations during pregnancy. The good news is that, for the vast majority of pregnant women, exercise is safe, beneficial and recommended throughout pregnancy. Exercise has some amazing benefits in pregnancy that you don’t want to miss out on: ••prevents excessive weight gain ••increases fitness for the hard work of labor and delivery ••lowers risk of gestational diabetes

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women to get at least 20 to 30 minutes of moderate intensity aerobic exercise on most days of the week. Moderate intensity means moving enough where you can still talk comfortably, but not sing, during the activity. You can choose to exercise in 30-minute increments five days a week or you can divide this into smaller, 10-minute workouts throughout each day. If you’re new to exercise, start with as little as 5 minutes a day, then gradually increase your activity as you get stronger. Women who were very active before pregnancy can often keep doing the same workouts, but should discuss their exercise routine with their healthcare provider first. As you choose your form of exercise, be aware of some of the many changes your body goes through during pregnancy. PREGNANCY continu e d on Pag e 6 >>

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1. FIND MEANING IN WHAT YOU DO TO EARN A PAYCHECK. This may seem like a difficult task. Many jobs are not intrinsically A common topic for mental health rewarding, and people feel helpless today is how to find a balance between or stuck when they don’t like their work and life. job, because they’re scared to lose a You can do a Google search for “work/ paycheck period or think they won’t be life balance” and find many articles able to find something better. addressing the increasingly universal Although it is possible that you may struggle to find satisfaction in daily life. need to change jobs, you may manage According to the Anxiety and to find meaning and joy in the job you Depression Association of America, have now by altering your perspective. 72 percent of Americans say stress If your boss is stressful, work to put or anxiety interferes with their daily the boss at the bottom of your focus functioning in some way. list during the day. Instead, dwell HOW TO BALANCE “WORK/LIFE” In addition, the American on whatever pleasant perks you can The secret to balancing work and Psychological Association states that 61 percent of Americans report work as life is not treating them as two different think of, like a coworker you particularly like, a specific daily things. Embrace every component of their top cause of stress. task that you’re especially good at The popularity of work/life balance as your life as one synergistic whole. doing, the short walk you can take To enjoy life, you must live in the a discussion topic has grown in response at lunch or the window that gives moment and find a way to enjoy even to this increase in work-derived stress. you an excellent view. mundane tasks. Decreasing satisfaction at work, Find a new perspective and in combination with longer hours and increasingly unrealistic workloads, has some peace of mind without telling BALANCE continued on Page 7 >> your boss “no.” created an trend of overwork. Mental health professionals hear from people every day who feel overwhelmed by a hopeless work situation — they’re so exhausted when they get free time that they don’t have energy to enjoy it. While many advice articles on this subject talk about telling your boss “no” or not syncing your work email to your phone, the challenge of creating a work/life balance is greater than not bringing your work home with you. The true challenge is being fully present for as many moments of your life as possible.

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Wearing an extra supportive sports bra also will make exercise more Your body produces special hormones comfortable for pregnancy related breast changes. A pregnancy support during pregnancy that cause the belt can be helpful for abdominal or ligaments that support your joints to back discomfort later in pregnancy as relax. This can make your joints more mobile and, therefore, at risk for injury. the uterus grows larger. You should stop exercising and Avoid overstretching and activities that call your doctor if you are feeling would increase your risk of being hurt. dizzy or faint, experience bleeding or Your balance also will be shifted in the second and third trimesters as the leakage of fluid from the vagina, chest pain, headache, calf pain or swelling, uterus grows, shifting your center of or regular, painful contractions gravity forward. Be aware that you will be less stable of the uterus. The following exercises should be and more likely to lose your balance. Your breathing also changes during avoided during pregnancy: • any activity that may cause you pregnancy, and your need for oxygen increases. You may become short of to overheat, such as hot yoga, breath as pregnancy progresses from especially in the first trimester • lying flat on your back after the first increased pressure on your lungs due to the growing uterus. This can affect trimester (when the uterus gets your ability to do strenuous exercise. larger it can press on a large vein Safe examples of exercise in returning blood to the heart when pregnancy include: you are in this position) • brisk walking • heavy lifting that requires the • swimming and water workouts valsalva maneuver (exhaling • stationary bicycling without letting air out, like when • modified yoga and modified pilates trying to pop your ears) • too intense or strenuous exercise, Whatever form of exercise you choose, be sure to drink plenty of water like long-distance running, which before, during and after working out to can lead to dehydration and divert avoid dehydration.

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Be aware of your thoughts and feelings. Accept each as it occurs to you and then return to your breath. One technique is to imagine that your There may be a creative perspective breath is the shore, thoughts and feelings or satisfying detail that can make your are flowing down a river and you are work day more enjoyable — you just sitting on the shore watching them pass by. have to look for it. Doing this daily helps you to worry A common exercise that helps with this is to write down three things you enjoyed less about things you cannot change in about your day at work at the end of each the past or future and be present with day. By doing this daily, your brain begins the “now,” allowing you to let the events to look for those things automatically and and emotions of the day come and go as they should. see more and more of them. Although many people are able to 3. PRACTICE BASIC PHYSICAL adjust their perspective and find ways HEALTH TO MANAGE STRESS. to enjoy their current job, sometimes a Eating well, exercising and spending position is a hopelessly bad fit for you time outside are all important to help and your needs. our brain be healthy. If you can’t stop your job from Practice healthy habits for your body making you unhappy, it might be and your mind will be healthier, too. healthiest to look into changing jobs or Avoid using alcohol, drugs or careers. Don’t be afraid to stand up for passive entertainment as your primary your needs if this is the case. sources of coping. 2. PRACTICE DAILY MINDFULNESS 4. ORGANIZE YOUR SCHEDULE TO TO LIVE IN THE MOMENT. GIVE YOURSELF MORE TIME. There is an abundance of research Having a calendar is not a bad thing. showing how daily mindfulness meditation It allows you to know when you have helps increase positive emotions overall things to do so that you don’t have to and decrease anxiety and depression. worry about those things when you are Find 10 minutes to sit quietly, eyes doing something else. closed, focusing on your breathing.

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“As a new mom, my schedule is very unpredictable and chaotic,” Truett said. “I don’t feel I can commit to a weekly volunteer program. But as a glean site host, I can volunteer on my own time, in my own yard, by maintaining my strawberry bed.” She feels good knowing that some of those strawberries will go to feeding folks who might not be able to afford fresh fruit. “It’s wonderful,” Truett said. “Quietly weeding the strawberry bed while listening to little snores on the baby monitor brings me a sense of calm I don’t often get in my hectic day.” She also likes that her daughter will learn about the benefits of volunteering by watching her set a good example.

Suzanne likes going on group gleans because she enjoys the opportunity to socialize. “It is a peaceful activity, working with other gleaners in the midst of an amazing bounty of fruits and veggies,” Suzanne said. “It is my favorite way to contribute to the community. It brings me joy.” Rhonda Raymond, another Clallam Gleaners member, has been gleaning since last year and enjoys the experience as much as the fruit. “I gleaned alone and it was very relaxing; a meditative time on a beautiful day,” Raymond said. After keeping some fruit for herself to make apple sauce and apple butter, she donated the rest to friends, Sharah Truett is spending her AmeriCorps VISTA family and neighbors. She feels very satisfied from her service year as the WSU Extension gleaning coordinator. time as a volunteer. She has lived in Port Angeles for 10 years and also works “Giving back to the community at any level is part-time as an Olympic National Park ranger. something anyone can do,” she said. “It touches so many lives and encourages others to do the same. There’s nothing like that very rewarding feeling.” VOLUNTEER! Sharah Truett, the WSU Extension gleaning coordinator since last year, is always on the lookout for If you would like more sunshine, fresh air, community new homeowners willing to share their extra produce, as well as gleaning volunteers to do the harvesting. connection and melt-in-your-mouth fruits, consider She would like to increase the variety of produce available to the gleaners. joining the Clallam Gleaners. “We have a lot of apples, pears, cherries and plums on our glean site list. We would love to add Contact the WSU Extension gleaning coordinator at raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, figs and grapes ... and especially more vegetables,” Truett said. “If 360-565-2619 or struett@co.clallam.wa.us. you are a gardener, consider planting a large row of extra veggies. Food bank visitors especially appreciate Alternatively, drop by the o�ﬁce at 223 E. Fourth St., tomatoes, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower and carrots.” Truett is a volunteer in the program, in addition to Suite 15, Port Angeles, to learn about other volunteering being the coordinator. After noticing that there were opportunities with the WSU Extension, such as with the few opportunities to glean strawberries, she and her husband planted a large extra patch in the garden Master Gardener, Stream Stewards or 4-H programs. and intend to invite the gleaners once the fruit is ripe. INTERNAL MEDICINE

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If improved vitality and longevity isn’t enough incentive, volunteer for some of the many other benefits it provides. When compared to volunteers, nonVolunteering can be a distraction volunteers report more depression and anxiety and the physical symptoms that from ones’ own challenges. It’s hard to perseverate about the often accompany them. Non-volunteers stubborn pain in your shoulder while have more sick days, more days in helping a local veteran half your age hospitals and use more medications. who lost both of her legs to a land Interestingly, a multi-year study of mine get to doctors’ appointments volunteers and non-volunteers older in Bremerton. than 50 conducted by another father of Volunteering usually brings greater American volunteer studies, Dr. Doug social integration. Oman, University of California, found Some people volunteer by writing that volunteering accounts for more letters or emailing, but most volunteering vitality and longevity than physical involves creating, planning or working mobility, attending weekly religious services or exercising four times a week, alongside others. There’s no more powerful medicine than that. and is only slightly less powerful than Volunteering can bring an enhanced not smoking. sense of meaning. Of course, these study results Most people want, at some time in are averages, so individual their lives, to be a part of something results may vary. bigger than themselves. It is possible that, despite Volunteering often builds your sense volunteering, you still die tragically young, but you’re statistically much more of efficacy and competence. It’s empowering to keep your likely to be the person who supports skills up and stay relevant in the your favorite causes by volunteering for world. Sometimes your “day job” them well into your 90s. doesn’t provide enough of that, So why not hedge your bets and or perhaps any at all. increase the statistical likelihood that Volunteering can expand our sense you’ll live a longer, healthier life by of competence by using more of our finding a great place to volunteer?

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They also are very volatile, meaning they evaporate quickly. The volatile nature of essential Essential oils are what you get when oils is what causes them to seem an herb, fruit or other plant is distilled pungent and makes them a down to isolate its chemical compounds. favorite aromatherapy product. Distilling a plant into its The distillation process produces a liquid essence makes it easy to concentrate of the natural benefits take advantage of that plant’s inherent in the plant being refined. benefits. In some cases, this is According to Denise Joy, owner of simply a pleasant scent. In others, Mountain Spirit Herb Co., it takes medicinal properties are present. roughly a dumptruck-load of plant “Many modern medications material to produce one pint (16 fluid are synthesized versions of the ounces) of an essential oil, but this chemical compounds naturally can vary depending on the plant present in plants,” Joy said. being distilled. “Before you had ‘modern’ Unlike the oils squeezed from Western medicine, doctor’s olives and other tree fruits, essential books all talked about which oils are not oily; they are called plants could be used for “oils” because they are hydrophobic, meaning they don’t dissolve into water various remedies. Willow bark is basically aspirin.” easily and tend to float on top. (For Just as you wouldn’t the purposes of this article, essential randomly take more aspirin oils will sometimes be referred to than the recommended dose, simply as “oils.”)

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<<OILS continued from Page 14 USING ESSENTIAL OILS PROPERLY In most use cases, essential oils must be diluted. For example, if you are advised to ingest an oil to receive its benefits, the safest way is to briefly dip a toothpick into the bottle, then drop the toothpick into no less than 64 ounces (half a gallon) of water. Joy warned that the recommendations on essential oil bottles, often suggesting one to two drops in 16 ounces of water, are not safe for long-term consumption. “If you’re ingesting three bottles of oregano oil a year, your kidneys are probably going to suffer,” Joy said. “The potency of essential oils must be respected.” To add directly to tea, put one to two drops on the herbs or tea leaves being infused before you add the water. The dried organics absorb most of the essential oil and prevent you from directly ingesting an unsafe amount. For topical applications, a carrier such as olive oil can be used to ensure you don’t burn the skin. This is a good option for alleviating muscle aches. Joy makes a body oil for athletes that uses fresh balm of Gilead (poplar tree buds), chamomile, calendula, peppermint, wintergreen, camphor (laurel), sage, eucalyptus and clove essential oils. Hydrosols are another excellent option for dilution. Mix 15 ounces water and 15 ounces witch hazel (which helps the oil blend into the water) with half an ounce of essential oil. This can be put into a spray bottle and used to freshen the scent in a room or spritzed onto your skin or hair, depending on the oils used. Essential oils may be used undiluted in select circumstances. There is no risk any time you apply them to an object for their scent, like putting a few drops in a trashcan or on a lightbulb. You also can

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