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October 17, 2020 - Postpartum Depression
October 17, 2020 - Postpartum Depression
October 17, 2020 - Postpartum Depression
Tuesday 20th October 2020
Tune into 'Recovery Radio LHC' as Valerie, Jessica, Brandi, and Bill discuss postpartum depression. Find hope through their candid stories and insights.
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Talk to anybody, talk about your struggles. God sends people in your life for a reason, even if you're a believer or non-believer, and if you know if you're praying, if you're a praying woman or a dad or mom, pray and call out to Jesus, because he will answer.
What happens when new mothers feel overwhelmed, anxious, and isolated? In this heartfelt episode of 'Recovery Radio LHC', Valerie hosts an all-woman panel with Jessica and Brandi, while Bill lends his voice as the show's engineer. Together, they tackle the often-ignored topic of postpartum depression. The conversation is raw and honest, filled with personal anecdotes and struggles that many parents will find relatable.
Jessica and Brandi bravely share their battles with depression and anxiety following childbirth, shedding light on the stigma and shame that often accompany these feelings. They discuss the challenges of seeking help and the vital role of self-care in their recovery journeys. Bill offers valuable insights for men coping with a partner's depression, making this episode essential listening for both moms and dads.
Faith emerges as a powerful tool in their stories, with one guest passionately advising, 'if you're a praying woman or a dad or mom, pray and call out to Jesus, because he will answer'. This episode is a beacon of hope, emphasizing that no one has to face postpartum depression alone. It's a call to action for anyone struggling to seek support and start their path to healing.