This means you can expect to see your doctor between 10 and 15 time not including additional ultrasounds and/or tests during the 9 months you carry you new little love.
Postpartum, you get one...
That's right, you read that correctly... the standard of care is that women get ONE postpartum visit six weeks after birth and then it's back to normal life.
Except it's not...
80% of women who have a baby experience Baby Blues (also known as Postpartum Blues) in the first month postpartum which can feel like a sudden onset of sadness, overwhelm, or anxiety that typically comes and goes over a few weeks time.
Up to 15% of these women though will develop a more severe and longer-lasting depression, called postpartum depression. Women with postpartum depression may experience emotional highs and lows, frequent crying, fatigue, guilt, and difficulty caring for their new baby.
Others will develop something called Postpartum Anxiety. Women with Postpartum Anxiety may not feel waves of overwhelming sadness but can still experience emotional highs and lows, frequent crying, fatigue, and guilt. they may also experience sever nervousness, an inability to sleep, and/or intrusive thoughts.
For me, it came on really sudden and all at once.
I had just had my little boy four days prior and we were settling into our new normal when it happened.
my sweet little boy was asleep in his swing and Brad was holding me on the couch when all of a sudden I got really hot... so much so I started sweating and then immediately I got really cold.
Then this overwhelming wave of sadness came over me that I couldn't explain.
I just needed to cry.
It felt like all the joy had just spilled out of me and I couldn't help but sob.
Brad watched our little boy so I could take a bath and the truth is, I sat in the hot water listening to Chris Ledoux's "look at you girl" on repeat and cried for 45 minutes.
Nothing was "wrong."
I just needed to cry.
But at that moment I felt like I needed a reason I was feeling this way, but there wasn't one.
As a new mom, more than once I felt blindsided by the entire postpartum period.
I knew life after having my son would be different, but it's really hard for a first-time mom to prepare for the demand's a new baby brings.
If you're anything like me you thought It’s an amazing, joyous time in our life 🙌, how could I possibly be THAT overwhelmed by all the changes that come with it… but the reality is no conversation I had prepared me for the sleep-deprivation, the feeding struggles, the baby blues or the postpartum depression... not even conversations with my healthcare provider.
Why is that?
Why is NO ONE TALKING ABOUT the fact that we:
💛Face unrealistic motherhood expectations that women will fit perfectly into this new role of mom…and not struggle.
💛We may see asking for help as a sign of weakness and therefore not say a word.
💛We may feel shame or guilt for complaining when our baby is happy and healthy.
💛We may incorrectly assume other moms are fine because they only talk about or post about the good times.
💛We may feel lost because our healthcare providers didn’t talk much about life after baby…and they were the experts.
💛Or we may have all these mixed emotions because we didn’t know the right questions to ask to better prepare for the day-to-day changes we would be faced with.
Not to mention for most of us new moms when we do finally get to talk to our health care providers and explain what we are experiencing the only solutions they offer are to work through it with a therapist or to go on antidepressants.
Which means you either relinquish all control of your feelings and mood over to medication or you have to continue to suffer through the excruciating moments of anxiety and sever sadness with the help of talk therapy.
And, worst of all, most new moms struggling with postpartum anxiety and depression believe that this is just part of having a baby and we don’t really have a choice but to muscle through it.
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And I will see you at fight club…
I mean…
In our mom support group… obviously *wink*