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“PTSD?” I asked. “Yes, from childhood trauma. You may think you’ve only been dealing with PPD but this is just a little tip of the iceberg. I’m glad you came in today.”
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Mask shaming has gone too far. There are a million reasons why that kid might not be wearing a mask.
Insisting that mothers be happy and positive all the time does not permit us to recognize or fix the foundational problems.
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"Mama bears, I know some of you have walked a similar road or are walking it now. I send you love and give you permission to turn that radio up a little louder."
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"Emotionally, spiritually, and medically, it was probably the most difficult time in my life."
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My mental illness does not define me.
It's not about "bouncing back."
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We're telling you this with love, mama: Put down your phone. Please.
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