This is real stuff. Medicine can help get you through tough spots. Try some exercise too and maye look up and print off some information for you and your man to discuss together. Acknowledge his feelings and apologize. Ask for his support. The worst thing you can do is ignore it and seeing your Dr can help him see that it is a real medical thing. Above all , do not be afraid to ask for help - be it a break , a sympathetic ear, help with housework , or whatever. There are females out there who know what this is like and can be a big support to you. Good luck!!
Just Understand Me
I've finally gotten the nerve to admit the fact that I probably have postpartum depression. I cry a lot and I get angry easily. Two days ago I had a manic episode and went balistic on my fiancé. I was yelling crying and I threw something in his closet. I felt so embarrassed after it all happened. I sat down and told him what was going on with me. I even made an appointment to see a doctor that way I can get help and my fiancé can learn how to cope as well. I can tell he doesn't understand what is going on because last night he said he is tired of the bullshit and is ready to give up. He says I made him feel like he doesn't matter to me. I'm extremely sad now because I keep trying to tell him my hormones are screwed up at this time. I'm stressed and I feel insecure about my looks since the baby. I was hoping I would never go through this but life tends to throw us curve balls from time to time.
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