“I was at the pumpkin patch with some friends.  There was a hay ride, laughing kids, and I remember thinking how no one here knows I want to die.” -Meet Nadia Monroe

<p>This podcast is a way to continue the conversations around maternal mental health that were started in the award documentary Dark Side of the Full Moon. Over 1 million women a year still suffer in silence from very treatable disorders, so the hope is to have women continue to share their powerful narratives so others know they’re not alone. </p>

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This podcast is a way to continue the conversations around maternal mental health that were started in the award documentary Dark Side of the Full Moon. Over 1 million women a year still suffer in silence from very treatable disorders, so the hope is to have women continue to share their powerful narratives so others know they’re not alone.

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“I was at the pumpkin patch with some friends. There was a hay ride, laughing kids, and I remember thinking how no one here knows I want to die.” -Meet Nadia Monroe

“I was at the pumpkin patch with some friends. There was a hay ride, laughing kids, and I remember thinking how no one here knows I want to die.” -Meet Nadia Monroe