You're not alone

Those are the most important words any PPD sufferer has to hear. Knowing that you're not a freak is a huge part of getting better.

I know I haven't been very good with this blog lately, and I feel bad about that. I started it to deal with my feelings and my journey. I haven't been good with my therapist visits either. His secretary had disappeared after the last appointment, and he wanted me to call back in later to make my next one and I just never got around to it. That was two weeks ago. I need to call him again and make another appointment, I know. Being a stay at home mother means that everyone else is at work all day (including my husband now) and I can't quite get away for an hour session in the middle of the day anymore.

This post will be short, but I am including a link to a blog I've been following since early on in my pregnancy. This mother is only a few weeks behind me and the PPD train hit her really hard. This is a post where she shares her honest feelings, and I wanted to add it here so that others suffering with this same affliction have another point of view, and another way of knowing that we're all not alone.

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