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Yes, I have experienced postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety. I have had postpartum rage for sure. All of the above, it took me a while to reach out for help just because I'm a younger mom and I didn't really know what to do, but they're all real things.
Definitely agree that being a younger mom makes it harder to reach out because I think that we feel like we're gonna be judged even more you know what I mean because it's like all your young mom and you're feeling all of these things and also
I don't think we're is educated on some of the things that can go on postpartum compared to like older women and stuff like that so yeah but I'm glad that you did reach out for help and it's totally fine
My anxiety stems from like I had my son in a really close age to my daughter I found out I was pregnant like at four months postpartum from having her so
My anxiety was from all of that how close they were going to be in age and how I was struggling because I was worried that I was going to fail or not and I'll be a good mom or anything like that because our babies are so close
And I was too scared to talk about it to my doctor, but honestly I talked to her about it and got back on medication that I was on. And it helped a lot. And now I don't have it anymore.
And I'm currently pregnant again found out at six months postpartum from my son but my anxiety and all of that has seem to ease down a little bit but I still have my moments
That is totally understandable I have like so much anxiety about getting pregnant again because I just really feel like I cannot handle that and of course you know you're always happy but at the same time
That is like really hard to wrap your head around so I wish you the best of luck with this pregnancy and definitely just remember that you're doing a good job at all your feelings are totally valid and totally normal
I did experience postpartum anxiety. I meant to select yes, accidentally selected no, but yes, little things like things like people picking up my daughter or me leaving my daughter with people or even thinking about her growing up in this crazy world.
I totally understand I had a really hard time with people holding my son I had a hard time with his siblings interacting with him and it's like so sad looking back because I literally found a video where you can see my stepdaughter and my husband like they're both
There like they were playing with my son and I was taking a video but they kept like looking at me waiting for me to like freak out and when I watch that video and like I recognized that that's when I realized that like I was having some type of postpartum anxiety going on
I was definitely preparing to have PPD. I've struggled with clinical depression as well as anxiety disorder, PTSD and ADHD for my entire life and I've been in therapy and dealing with that for almost my entire life. So during my pregnancy I was super depressed for numerous reasons partly because I was pregnant during COVID, but I was prepping for PPD. I was very, very scared.