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From: Michelle (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 15 Mar 2000 21:16:15 -0600 (CST)

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Definatly related to the pregnancy! postpartum depression can can go off and on and all the way till a year post! Or so my doc says. I luckily just had depression from the second my child was born till we went home, 2 days post. lol. i didnt even touch him or want to for that matter. I cant recall that even changed a diaper till he was at least a week old. needless to say my hubby bonded with our son at birth,lol and to this day my 9 mos old son would go to his dad before he would come to me,lol. something about those first bonding hours maybe??? i dont know. but yes to answer your question, the depression is defiantly pregnancy relatewr, or post pregnancy shall i say. sometimes it can get so bad the docs have to prescribe a medicine to control it. hope ya dont get that bad! get luck !

At Wed, 15 Mar 2000, anonymous wrote: >
>I delivered a healthy baby boy 4 weeks ago and I went through the baby
>blues stage. I, however, thought that this would pass and I find myself
>feeling down all of the time. This should be the happiest time of my
>life...why am I feeling so sad and how long is this supposed to last? I
>went for my 4 week postpartum visit yesterday and everything was fine
>and now my husband is wanting to get back into our sex life and I don't
>feel ready at all and especially when I have been feeling so down. I
>feel like I have put him off for so long. I wanted to discuss this with
>my doctor but he is very hard to talk to on a personal level. I just
>want to know if this is something that is pregnancy related or not.
>Thank you for any answers!

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