Thread: PND Sufferers
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Old 04-03-2008, 03:39 AM   #13 (permalink)
Matilda
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My eldest daughter had PND when her son was born 7 years ago and was admitted to a Psychiatric Hospital for about a month as it was very severe. You might all think what? ... a psychiatric hospital ... but the staff were wonderful. Granted they do get some weirdos there but my daughter was not one of them.

She was given medication for a chemical imbalance and it took a few goes to make it right ... had to keep taking medication for about 18 months. Now 5 years later, she's still healthy with no ill-effects.

I had mild PND with this above daughter 29 years ago and had to do it alone as PND was an unknown condition. At that time, I didn't know what it was until years later. I then had 2 more children but no PND at all.

Try if you can attend a support group? ... with deaf mothers, if any? There are helps available and with good support most women make a full recovery. There are also lots of PND's real-life stories on Google.

PND is preventable and curable ... it is a condition that can be fixed.
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