Peuperal Psychosis

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RB26DETT

2,519 posts

176 months

Sunday 11th July 2010
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Chris you are a saint.

Well done to you and all the best for the futher.

Cheers
Ross

Coco H

4,237 posts

238 months

Sunday 11th July 2010
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I am still in total admiration of how you coped with this and are still coping with it. Life is a funny one - you never know what you are going to get.
(Having only heard of this before, I recently met someone who has had it in effect twice, I do wonder if it never went away - she has had two babies, with a reasonably large 4 year gap. It was worse when it came back the second time apparently and she spent some months in a unit. Having re-read the posts above, I am aware that you know the statistics on this one so I feel I can say the relationship didn't last the second bout. The lady is now leading a relatively normal life. )
If more people approached mental illness like you, I feel there would be happier outcomes all round. I even know someone whose husband left her as she had PND and he couldn't cope with the idea that his wife was not mentally well.
Long may you stay poositive and hope that the move goes well.

Arese

21,019 posts

188 months

Monday 12th July 2010
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[quote=chris1roll]When I get home from work and Emily turns as I come in the door and says "Daddy!" that makes everything alright.../quote]

Damn. Shouldn't have read this when I'm sat at my office desk. Where are my tissues?!

You're clearly a Saint. Glad to hear that things seem to be getting closer to normal.