Posts Tagged ‘hope’
#PSIBlog Hop Guest Post: Megan Daley: Putting Down the Mask
May 5th, 2014 | Author: Kathy Morelli
Guest Post Today! Megan Daley!
This year again I have the honor of hosting Megan Daley! Megan discusses her challenges with perinatal mood disorders twice in her lifetime. She is presently pregnant with her third child. She talks about her concerns in this pregnancy for her postpartum health and how she is proactively creating a personal postpartum plan. To help others, Megan outlines resources that helped her through her dark times. She says:
“The most important thing I ever did was finally put down the mask.”
Posted in BirthTouch®, Guest Posts | Tags: #PSIBlog Hop 2014, Community Resources, hope, maternal mental health, Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month, Maternal Mental Health Professional, Megan Daley, PMAD, postpartum anxiety, postpartum depression, Postpartum Depression Bloggers, Postpartum Support International, PSI, PSI Blog Hop 2014, Recovery and Coping Skills | 
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Remembering September 11, 2001
September 11th, 2011 | Author: Kathy Morelli
It was a beautiful September day, blue sky, white clouds. Got in my car, went to the bank, then headed to the doctor’s office for an appointment.
I didn’t have the radio on in the car.
Posted in From the Editor | Tags: bravery, children, family, grief, heart, hope, love, marriage, memory, Mothers, peace, resilience, September 11, USA |
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