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To all whom suffer

Last post 08-12-2008 11:46 AM by laura2676688. 1 replies.
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  • 07-02-2008 10:38 PM

    To all whom suffer

    It will get better. I had the worst ever depression after my daughter was born. I cried all day and stayed up all night just staring at her and snuggling her. I was afraid to let anyone watch her other than me, and was put onto strong meds after waiting and hiding it from my family for a few months. It will get better! My baby is 27 months now and we are really doing great. I saw a new mom tonight with a beautiful lil peanut and I told her she had a beautiful baby, congratulations. She glared at me and said "you have no idea" So to any of you who are suffering or think you are. I send you love.
  • 08-12-2008 11:46 AM In reply to

    Re: To all whom suffer

    HI LAURA I ALSO AM LAURA MOMMY TO BILLY AND BRODY I ALSO HAD REALLY BAD POSTPARTUM AFTERI HAD MY DAUGHTER WHO IS NOW 13 YRS BUT I FELT MORE OF A DISCONNECTION TO MY DAUGHTER THAN WANTING TO BE WITH HER I REALLY THOUGHT THAT AS A MOM WHO JUST HAD A BABY I SHOULD WANT TO BE WITH HER AND I DIDNT I REALLY FELT AWFUL ABOUT THINGS BUT I WANT TO TELL YOU THANK YOU FOR POSTING A ITLL GET BETTER ADVISE BECAUSE IT MAY NOT BE ME WHO NEEDS IT BUT SOME OUTTHERE DOES SO THANKSAND HAVE A GOOD DAY
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