I am also struggling with Postpartum depression

Hello ladies...joining this group, also looking for help during this struggling time of being a new mom

Same I have Postpartum as well. My baby was born 11-29-17

Hello ladies i am here to tell you it gets better i got on medication and working on getting better and i am feeling a lot better now ! And will be off my meds soon hang in there moms i know it’s hard and i am here if you need to talk

My son will be two in April I had terrible ppd! I never felt like I wanted to harm my son but I felt like him and my husband would be better off without me that I should just run away & not look back. My sons crying would send me through a world wind. It got so bad I sold our home and moved my family back in with mother in hopes of finding some relief. I did in many ways but I still knew something was wrong. I was under this impression that you're supposed to automatically have this huge bond with your baby but for me that was not the case. I went to my primary care dr and asked for meds but she refused saying I was to young I was 21 at the time so at that I felt even more let down that I had turned to help & been denied. I then put myself in out patient therapy as I started getting bad anxiety and panick attacks at that point. It was like an eveloping tunnel of darkness I thought I would have no way out of. I went to therapy and learned a lot of tools by the time my son was 7 months old I started to feel a bit better but people will tell me do you remember when he did this or that and I honestly don't because I was SO unhappy that some memories were blocked out and didn't register. It makes me very sad I feel I missed out. My husband and I are talking about having another child but to be honest I'm legit scared out of my mind about it! My son and I are great now as I learned how to fall into this role but my pregnancies are hell and after I had my son I had a stroke and then ppd so idk if that's something I want to do again, but I feel as if I'm stunting my families growth on fear.

Thanks for sharing this information with us here. There are namely five types of postpartum depression or can say postpartum mood disorders. postpartum depression brings anxiety, depression, panic attacks, hopelessness, short tempered, etc along with them. One should try seeking help from someone like http://www.martine-voyance.com/qui-suis-je to get rid of their problems.

Hi ladies,
I am an experienced social worker in Pompano Beach, Florida who is currently helping teenage girls experiencing PPD. I am offering services for those who cannot afford to pay.
If you know of anyone who is looking for relief or resources, please contact me at 954- 579-1536.
Jeanie Schiller, LMSW