Depression More Common in Women with High Risk Pregnancies
Here is a link to story fom the Center for Women's Mental Health blog on how common antepartum depression is in women with high risk pregnancies.
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I saw this article and I am planning on posting it as well....
I think that there is definitely truth to this theory. I had back to back high risk pregnancies, and ended up with PPD with the last one.
Posted by:Tiffani | March 11, 2008 at 07:27 PM