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This episode discusses postpartum psychosis, suicidal ideation, and other related challenges. It is important to create safe spaces to discuss these topics, but please be mindful of your own mental health.
Motherhood is never easy—but for neurodivergent moms, it comes with unique challenges and triumphs. In this episode of Quiet Connection, Samantha Foote shares her raw and honest experience of raising three neurodivergent children while managing her own mental health struggles. From battling postpartum depression and psychosis to becoming a fierce advocate for herself and her family, Samantha offers insight into the importance of seeking help, building support systems, and embracing the ups and downs of healing.
To learn more about Samantha, visit her Instagram or website.
Takeaways
Sound Bites
"Advocate for yourself, advocate for your kids."
"You are on this earth for a reason."
"Healing isn't linear; you're gonna have hard days."
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
By Chelsea MyersSend us Fan Mail
This episode discusses postpartum psychosis, suicidal ideation, and other related challenges. It is important to create safe spaces to discuss these topics, but please be mindful of your own mental health.
Motherhood is never easy—but for neurodivergent moms, it comes with unique challenges and triumphs. In this episode of Quiet Connection, Samantha Foote shares her raw and honest experience of raising three neurodivergent children while managing her own mental health struggles. From battling postpartum depression and psychosis to becoming a fierce advocate for herself and her family, Samantha offers insight into the importance of seeking help, building support systems, and embracing the ups and downs of healing.
To learn more about Samantha, visit her Instagram or website.
Takeaways
Sound Bites
"Advocate for yourself, advocate for your kids."
"You are on this earth for a reason."
"Healing isn't linear; you're gonna have hard days."
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