Sunday, January 3rd, 2010 at
7:34 pm
mom, mother, whatever you call it. just im gonna be a teenage “Mother” and im feeling depressed for some reason and someone said that, :S
Thursday, November 5th, 2009 at
5:54 pm
How can a time that should be so exciting make me feel so horrible? I have been suffering from morning sickness for 6 weeks. I have had to quit my job as a massage therapist. I wake up in the middle of the night feeling horrible and it lasts till i go to sleep… Today at the Dr. I even found out the small lump in my breast is not nothing, but because I’m pregnant they can’t do much. I am filled with guilt because the only thing that allows me to eat and even get out of bed is very small hits of pot. I don’t need anyone telling what a horrible person i am for exposing my baby to drugs. I just need to know someone else out there feels like this. We wanted to be pregnant so bad but now I am so sad all the time.
Monday, September 7th, 2009 at
12:43 am
He is 21 months old. I am on medication for depression,but after his birth it got worse. I am fine now.
I also have developed fibromyalgia after his birth. Pain in soft tisseus and muscles.
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 at
12:05 am
hi everyone! I just need some advice as for the past few days I’ve been having extremem panic and anxiety over the fact that last week I had my prenatal labs done! ugh! …. I realize that I would get a call if anything was seriously wrong but how long on average do you think it takes the lab to get the results to the doctor? Just curious!
also, has anyone else ever had anxiety over these tests? I feel silly but I’m really quite nervous!
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Sunday, July 5th, 2009 at
12:53 pm
The normal baby blues can happen in the days right after childbirth and normally disappear within a few days to a week. As a new mother, you can routinely have mood swings, sadness, crying spells, loss of appetite, sleeping problems or feel irritable, restless, anxious and lonely.
Usually, these symptoms are not severe and treatment is not needed. However, there are things you can do to feel better. Nap when the baby does. Ask for help from your spouse, family members and friends. Join a support group of new moms or talk with other moms.
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