@esmeralda.obv: #FYP##YouAreNotAlone#lindsayclancy##Postpartum##MentalHealth. DON’T COLLAPSE, MOM. 🤍 The Lindsay Clancy case should make us look far beyond a courtroom. It should make us ask: WHO TAKES CARE OF MOM WHEN EVERYONE IS TAKING CARE OF THE BABY? The World Health Organization estimates that about 1 in 5 women experience a mental health condition during pregnancy or in the year after giving birth. 1 IN 5. And still, so many mothers suffer in silence. After giving birth, we expect a woman to: recover, take care of the baby, take care of the house, go back to work, sleep very little, smile… and simply keep going. But becoming a mother changes EVERYTHING. That’s why we need to change the way we care for mothers: 🤍 More postpartum follow-up. 🤍 Mental health screenings. 🤍 Real access to psychological and psychiatric care. 🤍 More time to recover. 🤍 More support for families. 🤍 And less pressure for mothers to prove they can handle everything. Because asking for help should never be seen as failure. And we shouldn’t have to wait for another tragedy before we start asking: “How are YOU, Mom?” Not just: “How is the baby?” Ask your friend. Your sister. Your wife. Your daughter. That mother you see every day. And if she tells you: “I can’t do this anymore.” Don’t answer: “Every mom goes through that.” Answer: “I’m here. You’re not alone. Let’s find help together.” Because maybe we can’t change what has already happened… BUT WE CAN BE THERE FOR THE NEXT MOM. 🫂 DON’T COLLAPSE, MOM. And if you’re the one who feels like you’re collapsing: Speak up. Ask for help. Don’t stay alone. You are not a bad mother. You are a mother who deserves to be cared for, too. 🤍 📌 WHO FACT: About 1 in 5 women experience a mental health condition during pregnancy or in the year after giving birth. SOURCE: World Health Organization (WHO).

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