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I laughed so hard I cried when I read Amanda Rose’s post on A Day in The Life of Postpartum Depression. It’s not that I’m not sympathetic. Quite the contrary, even though I didn’t have the obsessive-compulsive symptoms she described, I completely related. Kudos to Amanda for giving us a beautiful inside look at a “very bad version of Groundhog Day!”
A day in the life of postpartum depression (aka “Signs of … – A day in the life of postpartum depression (aka “Signs of postpartum depression”). Baby You wake up with that daily bone-tired exhaustion. It doesn’t help that your 9-month-old is still waking up in the wee hours for a feeding (or two). …
Told It’s a 5-Month Wait to See A Psychiatrist? Tips on What to Do … – After I wrote last week about my opinion that women with postpartum depression should try to seek out a specialist for treatment, I heard from a family physician in a major metropolitan city who told me that her patients now need to …
S.P.A.R.K.S. Center leader in community based Postpartum … – S.P.A.R.K.S Center in Brooklyn NY offers hope and concrete services to women and families struggling with Postpartum Depression. S.P.A.R.K.S Center, developed by a core of community leaders passionate about preventing, detecting, …
Postpartum Depression: Battling the Baby Blues | Helping Psychology – Postpartum Depression (PPD) affects an estimated 5-25% of new mothers after childbirth. PPD can strike any time after birth and can last a few months to a.
Is seasonal variation another risk factor for postpartum depression? – INTRODUCTION: Postpartum depression (PPD) occurs in the first 6 months after delivery in 10% to 20% of mothers. Despite the availability of screening tools, there is a general consensus that PPD is under-diagnosed. …
New help for moms with postpartum depression – CNN.com – … even babies, on the ward during extended visiting hours. • Mom-only counseling focused on anxiety and bonding. And though there were only six beds, one was available for her… New help for moms with postpartum depression – CNN.com.
Thanks to the all great bloggers dedicated to sharing supportive information for everyone coping with PPD. I love hearing from you. Keep sending in your top tips for upcoming “Week’s Best PPD Posts!”
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