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Postpartum & Perinatal Depression featuring Maggie Gwin

Postpartum & Perinatal Depression featuring Maggie Gwin

FromBatShit: Living with Mental Illness


Postpartum & Perinatal Depression featuring Maggie Gwin

FromBatShit: Living with Mental Illness

ratings:
Length:
51 minutes
Released:
Apr 26, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Actress Maggie Gwin (Grey's Anatomy) joins the bipolar boys to discuss her experiences with postpartum and perinatal depression. The Brad Pitt of podcasters. In 9 months, you're going to be in a car wreck. Childbirth is trauma. Scan the barcode on the back of their neck. Hypno-birthing. All childbirth is natural childbirth. The United States has the highest maternal mortality rate of any developed nation. Taking care of a baby while pregnant. The shame of not enjoying your pregnancy. The birth control pill possibly causing depression and other unwanted changes. Don't you judge me. There is no mental health check-in for pregnant women. Postpartum's impact on the child. Postpartum, suicide, and infanticide. Postpartum psychosis. Toxic positivity. The partner's role in postpartum. Where do you get those big bows? Pregnant women can take mental health medication. The identity crisis of a new mother. Maggie lives in Target now.

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Released:
Apr 26, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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BatShit is a frank, funny, and no holds barred look at living with mental illness. Hosted by actor and comedian Adam Slemon, alongside screenwriter and comic Brad C. Hodson, BatShit covers topics ranging from how mental illness destroys relationships to how it affects creative and artistic works. The two hosts have both been diagnosed as bipolar and bring their unique backgrounds having dealt with this illness to the show with an irreverent, tongue firmly planted in cheek approach. Laughter, as they say, is the best medicine. Well, next to actual medicine. Seriously, take your pills.