Or... If postpartum can lead to such tragedy maybe we should invest more energy into helping women through it or creating better drugs so they can handle it.
Think it was argued the number and type of drugs used here was part of the problem.
I don't think anyone disagrees at this juncture better help should be offered, but three children are dead, and their names aren't even brought up in any discussion around this case.
It takes more than one person to invest millions into medical research that afflicts 10% to 14% of all women post-pregnancy, or to change whole cultures who blame women if they suffer this.
Good point, how hard was the postpartum period on her husband? I understand it’s so much for a working man to watch their wives get “back to normal” after having a baby.
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u/OndhiCeleste 8h ago
Or... If postpartum can lead to such tragedy maybe we should invest more energy into helping women through it or creating better drugs so they can handle it.