6. “You are disconnected from others”
It feels like there is an invisible line between you and other people. When friends and family visit you, you don’t feel like you are a part of their world. You feel like an outsider listening to their conversations.
These are just some of the symptoms of postpartum depression. Every mom is different and may experience some or more than what were listed here. So what is the next step? Seek help. Inform your partner, your family, and friends. Discuss your feelings with your doctor. Psychotherapy, medication and both are usually used to treat postpartum depression. Don’t be afraid to speak out and get help. There are also online support groups for couples. The Internet is a great resource in getting information and help needed for moms who suffer from postpartum depression.
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Very helpful information. I had this with my 2nd child. It’s no fun going through it, and most of the time you don’t even realize you are going through it.
Wow. I’ve never had any children but a lot of my family has. I’m glad I ran across this post so I know what to look out for!
Post partum depression is so common and so misunderstood. I’m glad there are more resources out there for women now.
I never knew this term till now though I knew that some women experience depression after child birth. Thanks for the info.
Thank you for sharing this! I know so many women who have gone through postpartum, and it hit them really hard.
Thanks for sharing this taboo topic.
People don’t talk that much, even if they are upset about something.
Thanks for helping to identify symptoms of postpartum depression. Many mothers can benefit.
Hopefully the people who need this list of warning signs find it in time. PPD and PPA can really wear a person down, so thanks for bring focus to the topic.
as someone who battled depression and anxiety I was so scared of getting PPD. This article is a great insight into identifying being sad vs. PPD.
Most of them are new knowledge for me. Nice article and thanks for sharing.
I’m not pregnant yet, but I enjoy reading about what to expect when I will be expecting. It’s good to be prepared, although most of the things I learn about pregnancy are quite scary
One of my friends has recently sought help for this. Thanks for sharing
This hit me right in the feels. Forwarding to all mommy friends
That’s awesome and the pics are really great. Blog with pics make sense for me and I love reading your blog.
This is an important issue that needs to be brought to light more! It is sad that postpartum depression is ignored in the US.
I believe everything is just mindset.
Most new mothers don’t even realize when they have post partum depression. A friend of mine went through some tough times until her doctor Started treatment on her. Great information, thanks for sharing ❤
Having articles like these are always helpful because some people don’t even realize they have it unless they recognize the symptoms.
So important to talk about! Super helpful, thanks!
Postpartum depression is real and is serious. It should not be taken lightly. We need to give new moms a whole lot of support. Although, I am not a mom yet but my friends who are now mothers have once experienced a lot of changes after giving birth so it’s best to offer them whatever it is we can offer.