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December 09, 2008

Warrior Mom Patrol

Your friendly flight attendant reporting, on a trip across the worldwide web visiting Warrior Moms writing about perinatal mood and anxiety disorders ...

The mom at Breedermom could use your encouragement, as she has just started reaching out for help for postpartum depression and anxiety ...

Tara Mock serves as guest author over at "Rocks in My Dryer" on what she'd like people to know about surviving PPD ... after you read it scroll through and read all the comments you got and just see how many women have gone through this ...

And the mom over at Meandering Mommy Land who read Tara's piece and realized she has PPD ...

Posted by Katherine Stone/Postpartum Progress at 09:10 PM in Postpartum Depression, PPD Stories, Warrior Moms | Permalink

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