by Jen Gaskell |
I hid this side of my struggle with postpartum depression from everyone but my immediate family. My postpartum depression and postpartum anxiety manifested itself in rage. Postpartum rage made feel like I suffered from a split personality disorder. On the outside, I... by Lauren Hale |
The thoughts marched onto the battlefield when my daughter was less than a week old. They closed ranks around my brain and held on voraciously until they squeezed every bit of sanity out of me. Their arrows whizzed by, carrying horrid thoughts which would disappear as... by Lauren Hale |
This past week, I had the privilege of speaking about Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders with the Moms’ weekly group I attend. It was a bit beyond my comfort zone as I am accustomed to supporting and disseminating information in cyberspace more than in person,... by Heather King |
Editor’s Note: The following is a guest post from Natalie.] The other day a friend told me that the Universe gives you the baby you need. She’d heard that from a friend who has a very fussy baby, who felt that he teaches her patience and understanding. I... by Susan Petcher |
With only 18 weeks until the inaugural Postpartum Progress Warrior Mom™ Conference, we’re excited to share our amazing line-up of speakers. We’ll be announcing the conference agenda in the coming weeks, but just couldn’t wait to introduce you to the... by Alexandra Rosas |
Most of us have heard that forgiveness is a healing step toward recovery. When we read these words, we think of applying the act of forgiveness to the people in our lives. But do we think about the character most central to our lives, and our healing? I’m...