Postpartum Depression - What's Your Interpretation? - Suffering Depression Series Part 5
Channel: Postpartum Depression Support
Date: 19/08/2020

Postpartum depression can cause a lot of suffering and emotional pain. Often it can feel like chaos in our mind and body. 

Through my journey of postpartum depression, and depression in general, I have discovered that I can cause my own suffering that I bring upon myself. I can blame the world, people, and circumstances but I am really the one creating the suffering.

I decided to create a series on suffering and share some of the tools that I use to reduce my self induced pain and mental chaos. This is part 1 of the Suffering Depression Series.

This postpartum depression video helps you tease apart the story from what actually happened. This concept may be unfamiliar to you but it is super powerful! In fact, this is a tool that I frequently use to ground myself. So check in with yourself, are you creating your own suffering?

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Do you have a postpartum depression story that you would like to share on my channel? Let me know and we'll set it up! There is power in sharing our story - it gives a sense of meaning to our pain when we know that others will benefit from our courage to speak up.
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I invite you to join our private Facebook support group for Postpartum Depression & Anxiety: www.facebook.com/groups/postpartumjoy

This is a closed support group of women who have previously or are currently experiencing postpartum depression and anxiety in some shape or form, no matter how big or small. This community is a safe, open, honest and vulnerable space where you can be seen, heard, supported, acknowledged and validated. The intention of this community is to share stories, resources, skills and encouragement to generate freedom and joy. I believe when others bring forth what they are experiencing in the dark, it allows the light to come in. When people see themselves in the stories, they realize they are not crazy or alone, which helps remove the guilt and shame.
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1 in 6 women and 1 in 10 men experience postpartum depression (PPD) in the months after a baby arrives home. Not only does PPD make it difficult for parents to care for themselves and their babies, it compromises bonding and attachment, and disrupts the quality of life. The most devastating and earth rattling effects of PPD can be harm to self and/or others or even death. Too many people are suffering alone. Through this channel, I want people to experience freedom and hope. Others are experiencing postpartum depression too, and together, we can make a difference.

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead
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The Pacific Postpartum Support Society is a local charity supporting women and families with postpartum depression in the Vancouver Lower Mainland in BC, Canada. Refer to their website for donations so they can keep doing the awesome that they are doing! http://postpartum.org/ways-to-help/
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