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*Please note that this episode discusses Postpartum Psychosis, delusions, and hallucinations. We also talk about the stigma surrounding PPP and how the media portrays mothers who succumb to its more severe symptoms.
Please excuse the audio quality of this episode as we seem to be having some difficulty with our overseas recordings. We have done all that we can, but we recognize that your listening experience may be impacted. We ask that you try to look past this and fully take in Emma's incredibly powerful story.
In the Season Four Finale of Quiet Connection: Postpartum Mental health, I'm connecting with Emma Grenfell, a survivor of postpartum psychosis, who shares her candid journey through motherhood, mental health challenges, and the importance of advocacy and education. Emma emphasizes the significance of recognizing early warning signs, the impact of stigma, and the necessity of creating a supportive environment for those struggling with mental health issues. Emma's story is one of resilience, empowerment, and the drive to help others navigate similar challenges.
Takeaways
Sound Bites
"I was just in fight or flight."
"I thought we were all gonna die."
"You need to do better."
To learn more about Emma, visit her Instagram!
This episode discusses topics that may be triggering for some individuals. Please check the show notes for more information and be mindful of your own mental health and comfort levels.
Odd Moms On Call is a podcast for moms navigating the chaos of current events. Join our diverse panel of moms from across the U.S. and Canada, breaking down how politics, policies, and culture impact our families—and how we talk to our kids about them. Honest, unfiltered, and insightful, we're making sense of the world, one conversation at a time.
Listen on BuzzSprout!
Support the show
Special Thanks to Steve Audy for the use of our theme song: Quiet Connection
Want to be a guest on Quiet Connection - Postpartum Mental Health?
Send Chelsea a message on PodMatch
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*Please note that this episode discusses Postpartum Psychosis, delusions, and hallucinations. We also talk about the stigma surrounding PPP and how the media portrays mothers who succumb to its more severe symptoms.
Please excuse the audio quality of this episode as we seem to be having some difficulty with our overseas recordings. We have done all that we can, but we recognize that your listening experience may be impacted. We ask that you try to look past this and fully take in Emma's incredibly powerful story.
In the Season Four Finale of Quiet Connection: Postpartum Mental health, I'm connecting with Emma Grenfell, a survivor of postpartum psychosis, who shares her candid journey through motherhood, mental health challenges, and the importance of advocacy and education. Emma emphasizes the significance of recognizing early warning signs, the impact of stigma, and the necessity of creating a supportive environment for those struggling with mental health issues. Emma's story is one of resilience, empowerment, and the drive to help others navigate similar challenges.
Takeaways
Sound Bites
"I was just in fight or flight."
"I thought we were all gonna die."
"You need to do better."
To learn more about Emma, visit her Instagram!
This episode discusses topics that may be triggering for some individuals. Please check the show notes for more information and be mindful of your own mental health and comfort levels.
Odd Moms On Call is a podcast for moms navigating the chaos of current events. Join our diverse panel of moms from across the U.S. and Canada, breaking down how politics, policies, and culture impact our families—and how we talk to our kids about them. Honest, unfiltered, and insightful, we're making sense of the world, one conversation at a time.
Listen on BuzzSprout!
Support the show
Special Thanks to Steve Audy for the use of our theme song: Quiet Connection
Want to be a guest on Quiet Connection - Postpartum Mental Health?
Send Chelsea a message on PodMatch