Hard Knocked-up Life
from RadioActive Chelsea Hosted by Lynae MacLellan
The host of RadioActive Chelsea closes out her first season by sharing her most life-altering story. Lynae talks about her journey through pregnancy and childbirth. Told by doctors that her body couldn't sustain a pregnancy, she was shocked and scared when she found out she was pregnant. This story will make you laugh, might make you cry, and will definitely give you an insight into postpartum anxiety and depression. This episode is NOT for the easily offended. Support this podcast
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This episode was published on December 1, 2019.
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