Jen Walsh Facebook ad: “Nineteen years delivering babies. Here's what I noticed…”

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I have been a midwife for nineteen years. I have delivered more than two and a half thousand babies. And about fourteen months ago, I started noticing something in my ward that I could not unsee. The mothers who recovered quickest from birth were not the fittest ones. They were not the youngest. They were not the ones with the easiest deliveries. They were the women who had brought a charcoal-grey bed sheet from home and asked me to help them set it up. I'm going to be honest. The first time a mother asked me about a "grounding sheet" I assumed it was a fringe thing. Some Instagram wellness nonsense. I smiled and helped her plug it into the wall socket and didn't think about it again. Three months later I was keeping a list. The grounding-sheet mothers were discharged, on average, about a day sooner. Their pain scores post-C-section were lower. Their milk came in faster. They were calmer — not in a drugged way, in the way a body is when it's not running on cortisol. Their babies fed more easily. I started asking about it. Quietly, so I wouldn't look unprofessional. One of the mothers, a GP herself, sat up in bed and explained to me what it was and what it does. Her words: *"Our bodies run on electricity. Not the plugged-in kind — the natural kind. The Earth is a huge conductor of negative charge, and our cells are built to exchange charge with it while we sleep. For two hundred thousand years of human beings giving birth, every new mother recovered lying directly on the ground, or on furs on wooden floors, or on straw. The last hundred years we've given birth in rubber-soled hospital beds on synthetic foam three feet off a concrete floor. Our bodies forgot how to heal. This sheet tells them again."* I went home and I ordered one that night. Not for a patient. For me. I'm 52. My own sleep had been deteriorating for a decade. Within three weeks of sleeping on a stainless-steel grounding sheet I was not taking ibuprofen for my back after night shifts, I was sleeping through the whole day after nights, and I was waking up able to feel my toes — which, if you've nursed as long as I have, you understand. I have no relationship with the company that makes it. I just wish I had known about it when my own children were small. If you are postpartum, perimenopausal, working nights, or if you've simply forgotten what easy sleep feels like — try one. Premium Grounding backs theirs with a 90-night trial. Free worldwide shipping. If it doesn't do for you what it did for the mothers on my ward, send it back. No questions.

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Nineteen years delivering babies. Here's what I noticed about the mothers who recovered fastest.

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