Kaitlyn Petrakis, CRNP - PT Family Medicine

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08/27/2026

Yes, 38 weeks and I’m still working out 🏋️ and there’s real research behind why that’s a good thing, not something to feel nervous about. 💪🏼

ACOG (the leading OB/GYN guideline body) states that vigorous exercise continued into the third trimester is safe for most healthy pregnancies. Regular movement during pregnancy has also been linked to lower stress and fewer depressive symptoms, and studies on strength training in the second/third trimester found no difference in delivery type compared to women who didn’t train.

Obviously every pregnancy is different, and this isn’t a green light to push through pain or ignore your OB’s specific guidance — but for a healthy, uncomplicated pregnancy, staying active is generally encouraged, not discouraged.

If you are pregnant and nervous to be exercising let me point you to some people who can help! Easy Fix Fitness has the knowledge to provide you with a safe pregnancy workouts. And Marley Chrisman, PT, DPT is a pelvic floor therapist that will make sure that you aren’t doing anything to damage your pelvic floor while you are exercising and make sure you have the support you need while pregnant and into postpartum.

08/26/2026

So ready to have this baby 😂 I actually have felt really good this whole summer up until about a week ago.

I am not on maternity leave yet but I am no longer seeing patients in the office, but I am doing some visits virtually and responding to messages while on baby watch! I’ll keep you all posted!!! 👶🏼

It’s usually a bunch of small issues with your health all adding up to make you feel like crap. Which is also why “feeli...
08/22/2026

It’s usually a bunch of small issues with your health all adding up to make you feel like crap. Which is also why “feeling better” is not usually just a quick fix. It’s a perfectly curated plan made specifically for you that takes place over at least 6-12 months and then requires ongoing management and tweaking. 💕

**with my pending maternity leave I am not currently taking new patients. Hang tight for updates coming soooooooon**

kinda chic to find a provider who finally gets it 💁🏼‍♀️
08/17/2026

kinda chic to find a provider who finally gets it 💁🏼‍♀️

Spider-Sense is tingling, but the pharmacist is still saying, “Sorry, backordered.” 🕸️If you’ve been running around town...
08/11/2026

Spider-Sense is tingling, but the pharmacist is still saying, “Sorry, backordered.” 🕸️

If you’ve been running around town feeling like Peter Parker losing his powers because your HRT patch prescription is stuck in backorder limbo, you are NOT crazy. The nationwide shortage is real, and the struggle is exhausting.

Drop a 🕷️ in the comments if you’ve had to call 4 different pharmacies this week just to get your HRT filled!

08/02/2026

🤰🏼💕 Estrogen, progesterone, cortisol, oxytocin, thyroid… every single one of them is shifting under the surface of every mood swing, wave of calm, or 3am spiral. Here are some natural things I’m leaning on to support myself through it 🌸

Shout out to Lisa Case Specific Nutrition for helping to keep me grounded in fueling myself properly while feeling super sick this entire pregnancy.

A gentle reminder: if your mood ever feels like more than “just hormones,” please tell your provider. Perinatal mood disorders are common, treatable, and never a reflection of you as a mom.

The team at Authentic Perspectives Psychological & Consulting Services, LLC has the training to support women in all walks of life.

💗National Maternal Mental Health Hotline: Call or text 1-833-852-6262

💗Postpartum Support International (PSI) HelpLine: Call 1-800-944-4773 or text “HELP” to 800-944-4773

What hormone swing surprised you most in pregnancy or postpartum? Tell me below 👇

07/31/2026

Tired all the time. Always cold. Brain fog that won’t lift. Constipation, dry skin, hair that’s thinning.

These are classic signs of an underactive thyroid — but here’s something that often gets missed: your iron levels (specifically ferritin) directly affect thyroid function. Your body needs iron to produce thyroid hormone and convert it into its active form. Low ferritin can cause thyroid-like symptoms on its own, or make an existing thyroid issue feel worse — even when your thyroid labs look “normal.”

That’s why I don’t just check one number in isolation. The full picture matters.

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Jeannette, PA
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