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Posts Tagged ‘postpartum’

Sumi’s Story

By Perinatal Support Washington | May 7, 2025

I was 28 when I had my first baby, when most of my peers were just meeting lifelong partners. The pregnancy went smoothly until the last trimester, when I was…

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Bethany’s Story

By Perinatal Support Washington | April 30, 2025

Shortly after getting married, I found out I was pregnant with my third baby, my first with my husband. With my older two children, I had not struggled with any…

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"I wish someone had said 'I believe you' when I told them about my struggles.

I wish others had been willing to listen and had been aware enough of what postpartum mood disorders are to tell me I wasn’t imagining it all, and that I was going to get better.

I just needed the right help."

- Adriene Nieves, Postpartum Depression in Women of Color

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