For women who are pregnant amid a pandemic, a recession and racial turmoil, the future is an anxiety-stirring unknown. But she unexpectedly found herself pregnant during the pandemic, and she is due in October. For Torres, helping women deliver while pregnant during the pandemic has resulted in an information overload. It seemed to encapsulate what was needed in a world seething under a pandemic and racial conflict. Read More:What to know about being pregnant during the coronavirus pandemicPerspective | I gave birth by myself during the coronavirus pandemic, but I wasn’t alone

Source: Washington Post June 30, 2020 13:41 UTC