We need to collectively support each other
*I want to start by saying this is just one perspective from a woman who is a parent and a therapist. I will not pretend to be a lawyer or understand the complexities of the current media attention on Lindsey’s case. My heart physically aches every time I see an update, read a post.
This post might be triggering as I will discuss infant death and postpartum psychosis.
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How do we touch a system so large and it misses our needs?
There are plenty of specific posts about the current Lindsey trial. I will not add shame or stimga to this women, the three little humans who are no longer here, or to her ex-spouse. I write this post in true authentic space that I’m having a reaction to a broader topic that is also being mirrored in the media - “who is supposed to help?”
System Layers for Postpartum Care (could also be related to pregnancy care as well)
Care team
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Yet another Subheading for the Conclusion
I am not here to say I have an answer. I don’t. I feel helpless as I contemplate my role as a mother, a friend, a therapist, and trying to understand how I, or any of us, can help advocate for change and support.
Is it that we need to have more signs in bathrooms at our OB office as we collect our urine samples?
Is it that we need more confidence is asking
