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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2024 · 1H 13M

Battling and Overcoming Postpartum Depression with Katie Pennington

from Moms Working Overtime · host Alanna Hellman

So many people believe the postpartum experience is all sunshine and rainbows. I mean, how could it not be? You just welcomed your perfect, wonderful little bundle of joy into the world! Right? ...well, not always. The postpartum experience can be dark and scary, something many moms feel but don't talk about because they're ashamed. It can feel like a very lonely and isolating experience. I'm so grateful to my guest today, Katie Pennington, for being willing to come on the podcast and share her story. Katie shares the real and raw sides of postpartum, the uncomfortable parts, the parts that many moms won't admit to. And she does so to remind you that if you're struggling, or if you struggled, that you aren't alone. Connect with Katie on social: https://www.instagram.com/katieneee/Support the showLet's connect on social media! Send me your thoughts to https://www.instagram.com/alanna.hellman/ or https://www.instagram.com/momsworkingovertime/. I'd love to get to know you better! Join the MWO Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/momsworkingovertimeYou can always find more information at www.momsworkingovertime.com.Try Earthley Wellness: https://earthley.com/ref/alannahellman/?campaign=MWO%20PodcastThank you so much for listening! Love what you hear? Please share the podcast and leave a review! It means the world to me and helps me reach more moms so I can remind them how amazing they're doing.

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So many people believe the postpartum experience is all sunshine and rainbows. I mean, how could it not be? You just welcomed your perfect, wonderful little bundle of joy into the world! Right? ...well, not always. The postpartum experience can be dark and scary, something many moms feel but don't talk about because they're ashamed. It can feel like a very lonely and isolating experience. I'm so grateful to my guest today, Katie Pennington, for being willing to come on the podcast and ...

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