A 30 something Mum to 2 beautiful boys born in April 2010 and December 2013. I suffered from Post-Natal Depression following the birth of my eldest and was nervous about relapsing for a while after number two. Whilst it is still at the back of my mind that it could still happen, I am looking to the future with optimism.
This blog started as a journal to chart my headspace during the early days after my second son was born and to tell my PND story. Over time is has evolved into a more general site with an aim of raising awareness of post-natal illness.
I’m the founder of #pndletters where I write a series of letters to various key people in my PND journey and invite others to do the same. By sharing we can raise awareness, understanding and reduce stigma.
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Nervous PND Surviver 
Love your blog, it makes for very comforting reading as a fellow PND sufferer x
I have just nominated you for a Liebster Award x https://adventureswithmonster.wordpress.com/2015/08/18/liebster-award/
I understand the guilt of being glad to be back at work & wishing I’d enjoyed my maternity leave more. Seems like the more I recover from the PND the more guilt I have! It’s hard not to let it consume you but we’ll keep fighting!
Absolutely, there’s the illness and then there’s no
Argh! Silly app, I wasn’t finished! Lol! Was going to say there’s the illness and then there’s “normal” mum guilt which can be quite consuming in itself. I’m sure you’re doing well xx
I thought something strange had happened! It’s good to know ‘normal’ mum guilt happens to everyone, sometimes I worry going backwards with my illness.. But I guess we wouldn’t be mums if we didn’t worry abit! X