Postpartum

Lots of woman go through Postpartum Depression, some just don't like to talk or admit that they have it.
Thanks to a couple of mom's that I interviewed I have proof that some feel differently about their bodies, babies, and depression.

-Zuly Tavarez said.......
Once Zuly came home she felt Inutile because she lives in a 2 story home and couldn't really go downstairs on her own to get up from bed lay down or toss around was horribleeee because of the pain, she said she would only take her pain killers when she had help around for her son if not she'd  just be in pain and suck it up.

Zuly said when it came to her body she said it didn't mean anything Because she grew a baby for 9 months in her belly, which ment her body went through alot to save his life. Zuly said when it came to her son she loved him inside of her and after his first cry she adored him to where it made her life feel like it changed for the better because of her son! 

-Amber Neff said....
She suffered with depression through my pregnancies as well. Before she was pregnant  she did not have depression.. and then she had her son and of course from the lack of sleep,  also with a newborn and of course your hormones are crazy. She said she cried most of the days all day.  
Amber said It took her 2 weeks or so before she went and talked to her doctor about my depression and once she did they then put her on a Antidepressant.
 She said It was a battle to find one that actually worked. She also commented that it is hard because you have this new baby to care for while yet your trapped in this body that she didn't really wanna deal with anybody or anything. Amber so said she yet all she had gone through she never really felt like it was her child's fault because she knew it was her hormones.


Lastly.....
-Seazen Fronce said....
Seazen said she had an overwhelming amount of love for her daughter. It was like nothing she had ever felt before and that she would just cry randomly nit because she was unhappy but because she was so in love with her daughter so much. She said she really  doesn't know how to explain it. Seazen said it never really put her down because she couldn't, She said not matter what her daughter is always with her.




 If you or someone you know is suffering from Postpartum Depression please call you doctor and try and get help. Or call 1.800.944.4773 for support. Because no matter what that special little baby loves you unconditionally!