Tag Archives: postpartum depression

Feeling Alone in the World, What Would You Do?

Posted on October 20, 2011 by

Living with depression, major depression, the most severe kind of depression may best be described as a lonely, isolating, hopeless existence. Left untreated, it can lead a person to take desperate measures – anything to escape one more hour, one … Continue reading →

Postpartum Depression Doesn’t Discriminate

Posted on January 5, 2011 by

When my son was born in 1998, I was warned at the hospital that my hormones were fluctuating, and I might therefore experience some sadness over the following several days. But I fought for over a year to regain some … Continue reading →

Surviving Postpartum Depression – October 27

Posted on October 25, 2009 by

Having a baby is a thought to be a miracle. The baby is born and although mom may be extremely tired, in the days that follow, there’s also joy and happiness that surrounds the event. For some women, though, it’s … Continue reading →