
01-18-2008, 08:49 PM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: costa rica
Posts: 11
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gosh not sure how to begin to say how much I understand you.........I lost 2 and the second baby my husband saw come out, it was a horrible time. I felt just like you, like no one understood, the pain was overwhelming, seeing other babies or women pregnant was undescribably painful. So sweetie you are not alone, I sure as heck know and understand you. And just like you I almost lost my marriage, by a thread it survived, but sometimes I wonder.....
Anyway, my suggestion......seek therapy and speak to a DR. I get the feeling your are suffering post partum depression, a very serious thing, which by the way I went through and by the way it was a rough road.
First thing you must get on antidepressives....and please donīt make the number one mistake everyone does....donīt get on them and not seek help. Pills are a momentary way to get you off the dark hole, but to really resolve the issue you must talk to a therapist. The pill is not the solution, the solution is the therapy. This is why so many are on the pill forever. What I mean before everyone here jumps on my neck, is that not everyone needs to be on the antidepressive pill forever, just a few and I do know of ceratin circumstances, but in general after therapy the pill should not be needed.
So please, seek help, I donīt know your financial status but should it be difficult there are programs that will give therapy prices based on your income. I just finished a very intense 6 months of therapy and I feel I have grown as a person and I feel and think differently, and yet I know I must continue for about 6 months more.
I wish you the best, I mean this from the bottom of my heart.
P.S the pain never goes away but you do learn how to cope with it and how to put it in a little box deep in your emotion closet.
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