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In part one of our series on postpartum depression (PPD), we shed light on the harsh realities that many mothers face in silence. We discussed the prevalence of PPD, its distinct differences from the "baby blues," and debunked the misconception that it reflects a lack of maternal love. We also emphasized that PPD can affect anyone and that its symptoms can vary widely, affecting not only mothers but their entire families. In this follow-up, we will delve deeper into navigatin

When a new life enters the world, society paints an image of radiant mothers cradling their babies, surrounded by an aura of happiness and fulfillment. But what if the reality for many mothers is different? What if the smiles for the camera hide deep-rooted pain, confusion, and guilt? This is the unspoken reality for many women battling understanding postpartum depression (PPD). 1. It's More Common Than You Think. Although PPD is often shrouded in silence, between 10% and 20