Episode 8- Mitch and his mother Karen with A huge C

Welcome to MBP Episode 8- Mitch and his mother Karen with A huge C.

Eileen your Host and Jennifer your Co-host unpack this episode further about Mitch. Jennifer goes into details on what challenges she faced as a new mother. Mitch and his mother Joined forces to do everything they could to discredit Jennifer. We discuss challenges new parents, especially women who go through the "Baby Blues known as PPD (PostPartum Depression). I will link a source. We briefly mentioned on the pod. Men also go through PPD but much later. We discussed what Postpartum is and below is the source we used. You guys can further read to understand what are the signs and how to reach out for help. You don't have to suffer in silence.

Do You Have the Baby Blues? – Find a Psychologist.

I sought out help through a service called VNS (Visiting nure services) The link is below. There you can find information if you qualify for the program. You must be a first-time mother and you can't be more than 6months pregnant. I sought out help through this network. This agency works with therapist who especially are new mothers facing PPD.

NYC Nurse-Family Partnership - Growing Up NYC (cityofnewyork.us)

This is for NYC only. The one below covers other states.

Nurse-Family Partnership - Helping First-Time Parents Succeed (nursefamilypartnership.org) Please take a look and see if you qualify.

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