Once a week, the Insurance Blog Week in Review gives you a brief description about everything that hit the blog in the past seven days. There could be anywhere between twelve and fourteen different blogs appearing in that amount of time. What did you miss? Here is your chance to “ketchup”. Oregon has Insurance for Growers of Medical Marijuana It is similar to a crop insurance policy. This specialty type of insurance is to provide some protection for people who are growing marijuana that is going to be used for medical purposes. It provides some finances to help if the … Continue reading →

A variety of subjects have been covered in the Pregnancy Blog this week. From infertility to creating memories of your pregnancy, there is something for everyone. Sit back and catch up with the week in review. Nuchal Translucency Screening is one of the newer diagnostic tests for pregnant women. This screening test will detect an increased risk of certain birth defects. Read more about the procedure and what this test can detect in this blog. As your pregnancy comes to a close, you may find that you are having more frequent and stronger Braxton Hicks contractions. It is common for … Continue reading →

Pregnancy is a busy time. The days pass quickly as you prepare your home for the arrival of your new baby. The pregnancy blog week in review is a great way to catch up on your reading all in one place. Read the synopsis and click on the articles that are relevant or interesting to you. Feel free to leave a comment or suggest topics for future blogs. I’m always open to suggestions. Many couples choose a permanent method of birth control when they feel they are finished having children. For most couples, the decision is a good one and … Continue reading →

A few interesting topics were covered in the Pregnancy Blog this week. If you missed them, or just like to read the week’s blogs in one place the week in review is for you. Relax and catch up on your reading and have a wonderful, healthy pregnancy. The Tubal Ligation is an effective procedure for many women who have decided their families are complete. However, the experience isn’t always perfect. About five percent of women suffer from Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome. Read about this syndrome and how it is treated to make an informed decision about your reproductive future. What … Continue reading →