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Postpartum Depression:Dealing with postpartum depression

2012-12-26

Name: Harsha I am keen on proving help to women suffering from postpartum depression. Motherhood is the best phase in the life of a woman so it should be enjoyed. I want all women to enjoy motherhood without having to deal with postpartum depression.

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2013-01-04

Name: Johan
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Dealing with postpartum depression

It is very noble to think of helping women deal with postpartum depression. Close monitoring after childbirth is important. Post delivery women should be in a supportive company. complete support and help can help them to deal with this illness.

2013-01-04

Name: Sinhala
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support to postnatal depressi

Great thought. You can form a support group. I am also eager to join the group. We can counsel and provide support to women suffering from postnatal depression.

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