Dr. Regina Edmond runs a private practice where she addresses issues like high risk pregnancies and gestational diabetes. Her document discusses how exercise during pregnancy can relieve discomfort and improve health by lowering stress, reducing fatigue, and building strength for delivery. However, pregnant women should exercise safely by choosing low impact aerobic activities and avoiding risks of falling or abdominal trauma, being cautious of balance as the pregnancy advances. Women who previously exercised can continue, but should monitor comfort levels and reduce intensity as the pregnancy progresses, aiming for 30 minutes daily but always consulting healthcare providers.