EPISODE · Jul 27, 2016 · 1H 8M
44: Caroline Kwash Surviving Postpartum Depression
from Shameless Leadership · host Sara Dean
I have known a few women impacted by Postpartum Depression (also known as PPD). It hits moms in different ways - some mildly, some very severely. It hits moms at different times. Some women experience symptoms almost immediately after giving birth. Some women don’t experience symptoms until their babies are a year old. There is not a pattern or blueprint. It can look like depression. It can feel like anxiety. It can be short lived. It can last for years. Sometimes drugs are necessary and helpful. Sometimes drugs are not necessary. Sometimes drugs make things worse. Every women’s experience is a harrowing journey, often filled with overwhelming emotions. I am so grateful to Caroline Kwash, the host of the podcast Being Carefull, for coming on the show to talk about her journey with Postpartum Depression. She shares her story from the time she gave birth 18 months ago until today. She tells us about the roller coaster she has been riding and how she has learned to manage the twists and turns over the last year and a half. Caroline is brutally honest about her experience, which I hugely admire. I know her story will help many other moms. Please share this episode with other communities of moms so the women who need help and inspiration can find it in Caroline’s story. Caroline kindly shares many tips that help her navigate her daily life and have helped her heal tremendously over time. Her tips are extremely helpful for any moms dealing with PPD. Additionally, her tips are GOLD for any new mom navigating the adjustment into motherhood. Links Mentioned: Caroline’s podcast: Beingcarefull.com Caroline’s Etsy Store Carefull Candles (use promo code HELLO to save 25%!) Being Carefull on Facebook Carefull Candles on Facebook @CarolineKwash on Instagram @CarefullCandles on Instagram Book: Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert Book: Cured By Nature by Tara Mackey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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I have known a few women impacted by Postpartum Depression (also known as PPD). It hits moms in different ways - some mildly, some very severely. It hits moms at different times. Some women experience symptoms almost immediately after giving birth. Some women don’t experience symptoms until their babies are a year old. There is not a pattern or blueprint. It can look like depression. It can feel like anxiety. It can be short lived. It can last for years. Sometimes drugs are necessary and helpful. Sometimes drugs are not necessary. Sometimes drugs make things worse. Every women’s experience is a harrowing journey, often filled with overwhelming emotions. I am so grateful to Caroline Kwash, the host of the podcast Being Carefull, for coming on the show to talk about her journey with Postpartum Depression. She shares her story from the time she gave birth 18 months ago until today. She tells us about the roller coaster she has been riding and how she has learned to manage the twists and turns over the last year and a half. Caroline is brutally honest about her experience, which I hugely admire. I know her story will help many other moms. Please share this episode with other communities of moms so the women who need help and inspiration can find it in Caroline’s story. Caroline kindly shares many tips that help her navigate her daily life and have helped her heal tremendously over time. Her tips are extremely helpful for any moms dealing with PPD. Additionally, her tips are GOLD for any new mom navigating the adjustment into motherhood. Links Mentioned: Caroline’s podcast: Beingcarefull.com Caroline’s Etsy Store Carefull Candles (use promo code HELLO to save 25%!) Being Carefull on Facebook Carefull Candles on Facebook @CarolineKwash on Instagram @CarefullCandles on Instagram Book: Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert Book: Cured By Nature by Tara Mackey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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44: Caroline Kwash Surviving Postpartum Depression
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