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82. Postpartum Depression: Rachel's Story Postpartum depression Rachel s story. Rachel Czachor didn t want anything to do with her new baby. From the beginning, I had these irrational fears, she http://www.allina.com/ac/transcript.nsf/alltopics/Postpartum_depression:_Rachels

Skip to main content Careers Contact Us Employee Sign-in ... MyChart You are here: Be Healthy > Feature Story Print Send to a Friend Postpartum depression: Rachel's story Rachel Czachor didn't want anything to do with her new baby. "From the beginning, I had these irrational fears," she says. "I have a good relationship with my mom. But I was convinced that I would have a bad relationship with my daughter, that she would run away." Those fears put her into a panic attack on her way home from the Birth Center of Abbott Northwestern Hospital During her first week home with her baby, Czachor recalls, "I could not sleep. I was not eating. I was crying all the time. "My husband would cuddle my daughter. But I would just feed her and put her in the crib." Czachor knew something wasn’t right. So she called her clinic and spoke with a nurse who told her to come in for an "emergency doctor's appointment." That's when Czachor found out she had postpartum depression Birth Center of United Hospital Deeper than "baby blues" Voigt helps facilitate a postpartum depression support group . She describes postpartum depression as deeper than the "baby blues,"

83. Postpartum Depression, PPD - New Mothers And Clinical Depression All about postpartum depression, PPD, depression after childbirth. Syptoms of postpartum depression. Some new mothers experience postpartum psychosis. http://www.healthyplace.com/Communities/Depression/postpartum_depression.asp

Apocalypse Suicide Page Good Mood Living with Depression Mental Health Recovery ... send this page to a friend Postpartum Depression You've just given birth to a delightful baby, and everyone is ecstatic. Everyone, that is, except you. If this is supposed to be the happiest time of your life, why do you feel so low? You're not alone. Some degree of emotional vulnerability is natural and expected after childbirth, and many women have conflicting or troublesome feelings at this time. At least 60 to 80 percent of new mothers experience the baby blues, a mild form of depression that begins a few days to a week after delivery and generally lasts no longer than two weeks. If you have the blues, you may be weepy, anxious, and unable to sleep. You may also be irritable and moody. Listen to our radio show on Postpartum Depression using windows media player Are you suffering from the "baby blues?" For many women, the time after their child is born is a time of great despair and helplessness. Our guest suffered from severe postpartum depression. Suzanne told us what it was like and how she overcame it. Other callers shared their experiences with post-partum depression and postpartum psychosis. Dr. Kris outlined the symptoms and had helpful suggestions for overcoming self-defeating thoughts and reduced self-esteem as well as medical and therapy treatment options. Moms often find themselves feeling better after getting some rest and help with the baby. You can find out more in our article

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