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Katherine S.

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Atlanta, Georgia

Blog: http://postpartumprogress.typepad.com/weblog/

Katherine Stone suffered postpartum obsessive compulsive disorder with the birth of her son in... Full Bio

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Maine Tackles Postpartum Depression

The Maine Association of Psychiatric Physicians (MAPP) has developed a Postpartum Depression Project in recognition of the fact that postpartum...

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Did Brooke Shields Have A Chemical Imbalance?

Brooke Shields recently received an advocacy award from the Hope for Depression Research Foundation in Manhattan. At the event, she spoke about her...

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New Features on Postpartum Progress: Favorite & Retweet

I heard from several readers this week that my post "The Symptoms of Postpartum Depression & Anxiety (In Plain Mama English)" was one...

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NJ Symposium on Sensitive Perinatal Bereavement Care

The Englewood Hospital Medical Center and Northern New Jersey Maternal Child Health Consortium will host "Providing Compassionate Care for...

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Fight for Preemies: How Treated & Untreated Depression During Pregnancy Can Lead to Preterm Birth

Today is Fight For Preemies Day, hosted by the March of Dimes. More than 400 bloggers across the country are writing about prematurity, and how...

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Katherine S. posted Maine Tackles Postpartum Depression Nov 19 2009

Katherine S. posted New Features on Postpartum Progress: Favorite & Retweet Nov 18 2009

Katherine S. posted Did Brooke Shields Have A Chemical Imbalance? Nov 18 2009

Katherine S. posted NJ Symposium on Sensitive Perinatal Bereavement Care Nov 18 2009

Katherine S. posted Fight for Preemies: How Treated & Untreated Depression During Pregnancy Can Lead to Preterm Birth Nov 17 2009

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Does Postpartum Depression ever go away? 6 Answers

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Oct 22 2009 by miriam

Hi Katherine,

I'm so sorry to hear about your experience of postpartum OCD. I agree with you that many women's disorders are poorly researched and women are therefore uninformed and told that everything is "in their head". As a sufferer of Vulvodynia, I can certainly relate. Good for you- sending a letter to your senators. It's time to get women's health issues treated seriously!

Miriam xx

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