by Katherine Stone |
Postpartum depression can affect any woman. As you’ve read here on Postpartum Progress in the past, it can happen to you whether you delivered your baby, lost your baby or adopted your baby. It can also happen to you whether you are a single parent, in a... by Katherine Stone |
Nobody talks about the isolation that creeps up in early mama-hood. Before our babies are born, so many of us often imagine lines of people wanting to come and visit our new little bundles. And we also imagine wanting them to be there. We might assume that we will... by Katherine Stone |
When you are in the thick of antenatal or postpartum depression/anxiety/OCD/panic/PTSD (hello, laundry list!), you do whatever you can to get through. Last night on the Twitter #ppdchat, there was a brief discussion of some of the coping mechanisms we use during this... by Katherine Stone |
Katie from Sluiter Nation writes a beautiful letter to herself on the one year "anniversary" of recognizing she had postpartum depression. Lauren from My Postpartum Voice, who asks out loud whether the bad thoughts of postpartum anxiety ever go away. A...
by Katherine Stone |
[Editor’s Note: The following guest post from Kim Rogers gives me chills up my spine. I’m in love with this story. -Katherine] In the depths of my postpartum depression, I experienced all of the expected PPD emotions: shame, guilt, anxiety, fear, sadness,...