Moms who Kill
The artical I read was called Moms who Kill by Mark Levy. I found the artical on psychologytoday.com. In the artical it discusses how common and how dangerous postpartum depression really is.
Up to 80 percent of new mothers experience some kind of depresson up to one year after giving birth. Known to most as the "Baby Blues" a mild depression that if continues can be come something much more powerful and even more dangerous. In some women they may experience psychosis, where in some cases they try to kill their children.
Contrary to enormous amounts of research, there is still no medical report on what causes the disorder or how it can be treated. "Having grown up expecting mother hood to be one of the best times of your life, many women suffer alone, feeling miserable, but unaware that postpartum mood disorder has a name." Karen Klieman, M.S.W., founder and director of the Postpartum Stress Center in Philadelphia.
The baby blues are common to new mothers due to the lack of sleep, the babys crying and the shock of motherhood. It's not awful for a mother to feel irritable, overwhelmed and a lot of the time tearful. These feeling begin to show three or four days after birth, but should only last a few weeks. If the blues last for more the two weeks, then she may be experiencing (PPD) which is postpartum depression. The symptoms of PPD are feelings of despondency, inadequacy as a mother, impaired concentration, or memory loss.
Some women such as Jennifer Moyer become overwhelmed with fear for the baby. In the beginning after Moyer gave birth to her son she felt irritable and experiencing difficulty sleeping. After her six week check up was when things really fell apart for Moyer.
Of all the Jewish holidays, the most sanctified is the time of the Jewish New Year. This is a very solemn time and enlightening celebration. The celebration of Rosh Hashanah is a time where an appreciation for the creation of the universe, creatures, and even humanity are reflected upon. The Jewish people personally analyze individual faults and this is when we the positive and negative aspects of the year are thought about. The preparation to better oneself is the main idea of this holiday because Jews want to be forgiven so they can live happy and confidently.
Knowing the symptoms of postpartum depression is critical for a young mother's discovering that she may have the depress...
Pregnancies are often correlated with the assumption that it will bring happiness to the household and ignite feelings of love between the couple. What remains invisible is how the new responsibilities of caring and communicating with the baby affects the mother; and thus, many women experience a temporary clinical depression after giving birth which is called postpartum depression (commonly known as postnatal depression) (Aktaş & Terzioğlu, 2013).
McGrath L., Peters, S., Wieck, A., & Wittkowski, A. (2013). The process of recovery in women who experienced psychosis following childbirth. BMC Psychiatry, 13 doi: 10. 1186/1471-244x-13-341.
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It is common for would-be moms to experience mood swings due to hormonal changes that affect neurotransmitter (chemical messenger in the brain) levels.
Postpartum depression affects 8-15% of mothers within a few days or weeks after giving birth. Some mothers experience a mild form of this disorder, while others experience a more rare and intense version. This intensified postpartum depression is known as postpartum psychosis. According to the Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and Law, Nau, McNiel, and Binder (2012) express “Postpartum psychosis occurs in 1-2 of 1,000 births and frequently requires hospitalization to stabilize symptoms.” These symptoms include: Hallucinations, restlessness, disturbed sleep, insomnia, drastic mood or behavior change, delusional thinking, thoughts of suicide or death, and extreme depression. In The Journal of Women's Health, Sit, Rothschild, and Wisner described postpartum psychosis as “an overt presentation of bipolar disorder that is timed to coincide with tremendous hormonal shifts after delivery”. Approximately 72%-88% of mothers who experience postpartum psychosis (PP) have bipolar illness, schizo-affective disorder or a family history of either which is why PP is classified as a psychotic disorder by the APAA.
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Second there is postpartum depression. Postpartum depression is when a new mother is depressed after child birth. Three to six percent of women experience depression before during or after birth.( American psychiatric Association, 2013). Women with postpartum depression are most likely to be given antidepressants. Some say the lack of sleep during the first month of bringing home a new born baby plays a big role in postpartum
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There is perhaps no greater joy in life than finding one’s soul mate. Once found, there is possibly no greater torment than being forced to live without them. This is the conflict that Paul faces from the moment he falls in love with Agnes. His devotion to the church and ultimately God are thrown into the cross hairs with the only possible outcome being one of agonizing humiliation. Grazia Deledda’s The Mother presents the classic dilemma of having to choose between what is morally right and being true to one’s own heart. Paul’s inability to choose one over the other consumes his life and everyone in it.
During the terms of pregnancy, women truly experience life-changing moments. From the moment the baby’s first kick is felt to the time of the baby’s departure after a nestled nine months in the womb, changes are occurring everywhere physically and emotionally in and with a woman's body. While bringing in a new life is an exciting and eventful time, new mothers go through a whole different experience and some may even face a prolonging case of postpartum depression. Unlike a sense of the “baby blues,” a short-lived period of feeling sorrow and separation following their new delivery, postpartum depression is a mental health illness that lasts for a longer period of time affecting the mother’s mind and actions. According to the Centers for
203). Pregnant women and postpartum mothers are at a higher risk for depression than non-pregnant women (Baldwin & Kelly, 2015). Nurses must know and recognize the signs and symptoms of postpartum depression and provide efficient, competent care without being judgmental and offensive. This may encourage the patient to share their feelings. It is the nurses’ responsibility to provide accurate information to the mothers who have postpartum depression. In this paper, I will be discussing postpartum depression, the emotional and mental health effects that may be experienced by the mothers and their families, and what nurses can do to assess for postpartum depression to support this
Postnatal depression is one of the most common type of depression that effects mother after childbirth. Due to the pervasive of postnatal depression it is become a require for each mother to learn several things about it such as postnatal depression prognosis, diagnosis, and the treatment options which are available to mothers who experiencing postnatal depression.
Those five traits make individual personality. People who fall in the openness category are very adventure, curiosity, and appreciate new things. An individual who is “conscientious are organized and have a strong sense of duty. They're dependable, disciplined and achievement-focused “(Gray, 2001). People with extraversion personality tend to be talkative, sociability, energetic, and stay positive. Agreeableness “is a personality trait manifesting itself in individual behavioral characteristics that are perceived as a kind, sympathetic, cooperative, warm, and considerate” (Gray, 2001. Sociable is the main goal for those who are high in the agreement. Moreover, a person who is high on the agreeable level are more care because they are willing to put everything to focus. Agreeableness these “individuals are helpful, friendly, considerate, and generous. Their basic belief is that people are usually decent, honest, and trustworthy” (Gray, 2001). Their biggest advantage matinée harmony in the at work place. Introverts sometimes avoid large groups of people, feeling more energized by time alone. Lastly, is introversion/extroversion personality. People who have introversion/extroversion personality seem to find their energy on interacting with other people. Further, “extraverts are more interested in engaging the environment