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For most women, pregnancy and motherhood are exciting, natural steps on the ladder of life. But for Dubai-based Indian expat Vanessa Joseph, it was the opposite. “This was not because I was a success-hungry, career-oriented corporate executive who resented a baby for hampering my chances of moving up the pecking order,” says Vanessa. “But because I was so afraid; I was intrinsically mortified by even the idea of being pregnant.” The terror was so great that it subsumed the fact that she would have liked to become a mother. “The fear was just too real,” she says. “It didn’t help that I got married in 2014 in my early 30s, by which time I’d had several friends who were already mums regale me with their emotionally charged, pain-stricken experiences of pregnancy and delivery.

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