Lessons from my journey with delayed postpartum depression
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While I often talk about mothering on the podcast, it’s been a few seasons since I shared a personal reflection on being a mother. So this episode of Belonging is a solo episode where I open up about my journey with delayed postpartum depression. In this episode, I talk about struggling with anxiety and rage, realizing that I was taking out my anger on my partner, being diagnosed with PPD, trying meds that helped and then didn’t help, microdosing psilocybin to support extended breastfeeding, and finding my way forward with as many questions as answers. This episode was really vulnerable to record and share. My hope is that it helps mamas in a situation like this feel less alone. Whatever you need to do to feel better, I’m with you. “Turns out you can pay for support but the village is something different. It really is.“ Resources: Episode #96: Friendship deserts, creativity floods, and ancestral mothering with Megan McGuire and Ariella DalyEpisode #98: Being Alone in Nature with Nicole AntoinetteBecca Piastrelli: The Baby Bomb on The Pop-Up PodLindsey Koelman of Marin AcupunctureEpisode #77: Mothering the Mothers with Rachelle Garcia Seliga🔥 Tending the Flame is a 28-day devotional practice to orient you to a new (more meaningful, slower, and wilder) way of being. Join me in exploring land, lineage, community or self this season.
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