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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2024 · 52 MIN

Postpartum Can Be Scary With Jacquie Walters

from Rat Girls · host Abigail Jensen & Gracie Madrid

This week, Jacquie Walters, the author of the very scary book Dearest, joins us. She walks us through how motherhood and postpartum inspired her newest horror novel! We deep dive into postpartum depression, psychosis, intrusive thoughts, anxiety, etc. We also nibble on body horror, period poops, weening, pumping, loneliness, and more. 

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This week, Jacquie Walters, the author of the very scary book Dearest, joins us. She walks us through how motherhood and postpartum inspired her newest horror novel! We deep dive into postpartum depression, psychosis, intrusive thoughts, anxiety, etc. We also nibble on body horror, period poops, weening, pumping, loneliness, and more.

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This week, Jacquie Walters, the author of the very scary book Dearest, joins us. She walks us through how motherhood and postpartum inspired her newest horror novel! We deep dive into postpartum depression, psychosis, intrusive thoughts, anxiety,...

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