@BirthTrauma For me, having my husband allowed to stay and a side room would’ve made all the difference. There’s no chance of rest when you’re alone on a busy postnatal ward which then directly impacts your mental health.
My therapist always starts our session with “How are you?” and I always say “I’m good!” and then spend the next hour talking about how I am decidedly Not Good.
@DrFrancesRyan@CoastalK8 This is a load of bollocks and I’d love to see some statistics to back up your claim. I went to private school and I can assure you my parents weren’t in the top tier of earners. They sacrificed everything for us to have a good education.
@paigelarae I have this too! It’s an evil condition and has completely changed my life but I’m holding onto the fact that some people do eventually go into remission. Sending you love and strength x
@LBC @TheSpurrShow People don’t seem to realise that there are different ‘levels’ to private schooling. A family who send their child to a small independent school will have a completely different social standing & financial situation compared to a family who send their child to Eton.
@tweetheart4711 @LBC@SangitaMyska Have you actually looked at the air pollution levels for London, or are you just blindly listening to what they’re feeding you?
@masic_uk@Rebeccasmt @StGeorgesTrust @theodoraclarke In my notes they recorded my PPH loss as lower than what they told my husband and I. They also noted second degree tears in some parts of my notes and OASI in others. All of my postnatal symptoms matched up with an OASI but they just said it must’ve been an error!