Battle in My Womb: The story of a country (the pregnant sickle cell warrior) in world war II. Did the country survive?

BATTLE IN MY WOMB is a war fiction centered around the indomitable and formidable components of the US military and other notable military forces around the world.

This fiction is used to simplify and explain the complications, morbidities and mortalities peculiar to the pregnant sickle cell woman [preconceptual, antenatal, intrapartum, peupereum and postpartum].

Just like how other high risk pregnancies need special care, I clearly explained in my book, how these complications and morbidities can be prevented and managed; and how both maternal and fetal mortalities can be reduced to the barest minimum!

This is an outstanding Obstetric and gynecological guide to managing the pregnant sickle woman/patient.

It stands out amidst other Obstetric and gynecology books in that a relatable story was used to simplify the medical jargon.

This guide is perfect for the management of pregnant women with any class of the 7 types sickle cell diseases:

Sickle Cell Anemia, Sickle Cell Hemoglobin C Disease / Sickle
Hemoglobin C Disease (The "SC" Genotype
[HBSC]);

Hemoglobin S Beta Plus Thalassemia ( HBS Beta
+ );

Hemoglobin S Beta Zero Thalassemia (HBS Beta
O);

Hemoglobin SD, Hemoglobin SE and Hemoglobin SO.