Postpartum Depression in Men? Jeannie Reveals She Struggles With Postpartum Anxiety
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2022
- Have you ever known a man to experience postpartum depression? We weigh in on the struggles men may experience after their partner gives birth. Plus, Jeannie reveals she struggles with postpartum anxiety.
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Whenever Jeannie is quiet, you know she’s about to drop a bomb or a gem! Love her. I’m gonna miss her the most!
SERIOUSLY! I noticed.
🎯 true!
Same. She's my favorite.
That woman is sooo intelligent she is underrated, I'm going to miss her more, I have learned so much from her watching this show
Exactly ... learnt that about her over the years! Shes deep...smart... intelligent.... articulate...and brings stuff to the table that no one else does! Adrienne has also perfected herself recently...ie.believe COVID has given her... THE TIME... working from home ...to maybe take online courses...for growth and self improvement/ development! Those two I would miss the most! The other ladies as well! Loni is like a best friend/neighbor u would like to have in your corner. Garcelle is not that deep for me ... Ie.tells it like it is...but not in depth... doing the job! Will definitely...MISS the show! Wish all of them...THE BEST...in wherever...LIFE ...takes them!
I agree with Jeannie. While having a baby is a big change for men as well, it shouldn’t be called the same thing. Hormones are wild during pregnancy and postpartum. I had my first baby 8 months ago and I just remember the first two weeks crying out of nowhere everyday. And I definitely experienced the postpartum anxiety. It’s hard and as much as men will be there and help out …it is not the same.
I agree my husband tries to bethere for me and tries to understand but it just always seems like his never going to understand...my daughter is 2 1/2 and im still trying to find a way to deal with it...because at times it can feel like your dealing with it all alone and you dont even know what to do about it...it can feel like a crazy roller coaster
Sorry that the Real is leaving...I’m 74 years old but have learned a lot from those beautiful young women!
As a man, I agree. Can’t even imagine
Men dont have postpatrum depression they just have depression. Postpatrum depression is about women who suffer from depression due to hormonal changes BECAUSE of child birth. That isnt the same as the depression men AND women get due to a change of routine.
Thank you
Actually, postpartum depression is depression that occurs AFTER childbirth. Some cases have been linked to hormones but not always.
Because of child birth as in the cause, reading is fundamental.
@@firethoughts5193 okay but men don't birth the child soo they can't go through postpartum depression.,
Depression is Depression regardless of the cause. Read a book
Prayers up for my girl Jeannie 💞 Sucks that this show is coming to an end because mothers and future mothers could've really followed Jeannie's story and be educated on certain things.
Maybe on hello Hunnay.. who knows.. ! ☺️
@@YELLOWNOISE. yea i hope so! Jeannie is always open I'm sure she'll keep us up on her new experiences. I don't have children yet so I'm always looking to hear women's experiences
Has the show spoken about ending yet?
@@YELLOWNOISE. Yes. And she also has a podcast called Listen Hunnay. She has some deep conversations there.
@@chezalepresents They've already wrapped up filming The Real. All of the episodes we are seeing now were pre recorded. We only have a few more weeks with them.
Loni is lovely. When it comes to the babies she throws herself in 100%- loving the babies and making sure the mothers are okay.
loni is the ultimate female cancer! nurturing, generous, loyal.
never understood the flak she gets…
She Always Making Sure Everybody Is Okay! Auntie Loni!!!
Even before Jeannie had Monaco Loni has been looking out for her just like she does with Adrienne and in the past Tamara. Loni has a beautiful heart and I am glad more are seeing that, she truly cares and you can see she makes these ladies feel comfortable sharing their most vulnerable moments with her.
I had postpartum anxiety so bad when I went back to work I would just sit at my desk and think of all the bad things that could happen to my child and all the ways that I can avoid them happening. How I can save his life what I can do in an instant if I truck king tortoise how I can be prepared for him to keep him from getting injured or hurt or dying and I was fixated on it and no one talks about that
It's crazy to me that they decided to cancel this show. We learn so much from these ladies. I'll miss them so so much.
Tamar fired. Tamara left. Says a lot.
@@kaleenajean Tamera*
I agree with Jeannie. Post partum depression is hormonal, so men don't have those hormones or those imbalances due to giving birth. I believe men can have depression/anxiety associated with/after the birth of a baby. Im no doctor, but it seems weird they'd have the same issues. Call it something different, because I think it may be slightly different...maybe same symptoms, but different source of cause.
Hormones are affected by the stress, not the actual birthing of the child. The stressors are the same(worrying about raising a human😊), thus the same outcome. I have not been around a male who experienced this close to me, but I feel it can be truly the same.
Yeah, seems a different term needs to be used...
I agree I have PMDD which is a mood disorder caused by fluctuating hormones during my cycle and the depression I experience is identical to what I had after birth.
@@conyaandrews7792 Stress can be a factor that increases the risk of PPD but it is not a “cause” because it is not always a factor. Currently, science does not know the clear cause of PPD but the thought is that it is a combination of environmental (which includes stress) and biological factors. Jeannie was saying the men don’t have those biological factors but they can have the same environmental factors. There are even studies about genetic predictors involved that a person is born with that make them more prone to PPD (John Hopkins Medicine).
Yesssss! Exactly what I was thinking! 🗣🗣🗣
'Nothing can compare to what the mom goes through' Thank you Jeannie 4:10 -4:13.
Lmao she loves attention
Agree with Jeannie!
The dad absolutely goes through a lot and needs to be seen and heard and validated
But nothing can compare to what we go through as a mom. Period.
I had postpartum anxiety and rage with my first. Medication saved my life.
do you mind me asking what kind of medication helped?
@@truecolors4832 after discussing all my symptoms with my doctor, she prescribed me with Cipralex. Also sold under the name Lexapro. It’s a medication specifically for anxiety. Helped me instantly. But of course every body is different so what works for one may not work for the other.
I understand thank you so much...im just so glad to see all these helpful relatable comments because for the last 2 years i felt like i was loosing my mind but for sure i learned that i need to find professional help because its hard on my own thank you
@@truecolors4832 absolutely!! It’s so important as moms we share our stories. You are not alone in that. Trust me. Being a mom especially a new one is so so hard. We go through so much and do so much.
Medication changed my life so much paired with certain strategies to help the anxiety etc
You’re not alone and I promise you there’s light at the end 💛
You're not a man. You'll never be able to say your depression is more. Man hater
8 months pregnant and having anxiety, thank you Jeannie! Can’t compare what the mom’s body is going through with all these hormones!
A little tip(as somebody battling with severe depression and anxiety).. write down all of the worries and thoughts.. cross out the issues that are irrational and you cannot control like the future.. and find solutions to the things that you can help.. walk and do deep breathing when things get out of hand.. or your heart starts to run.. Hope you have a smooth delivery and a nice time adjusting to your new new..🙂
Get help as soon as you can! Wether it be with a professional or even start looking into what you will need to assist your anxiety after birth. It’s really debilitating, and then to have to show up 24hr for your baby can be extremely hard. This is coming from a momma who is still dealing with anxiety 13 month post partum. Sending all the good vibes your way!!
I suffer from anxiety and have the same symptoms Jeannie was talking about: elevated HR, sweaty palm and feet, throat closing in, racing thoughts, jitters and restlessness 😫 it’s the worst
Me too!
That last line Loni said was EVERYTHING. This entire segment is why we NEED this show. Jeannie laid down the truth in a way we don't often get to hear on TV from Women of Color. We need that.
As for male post partum depression, I love that Rogelio De La Vega (Jaime Camile) on Jane the Virgin had a big storyline about it. And that's how that introduced Brooke Shields to the cast. It was funny but real.
I went through postpartum anxiety with all 3 babies. Experiencing anxiety for the first time in my 30s was wild. It is definitely real Jeannie. Thank you for bringing awareness to it. ❤️❤️
Can you give advise on how you got through it?
They call those intrusive dark thoughts having a “sense of impending doom”, which is definitely a symptom of anxiety. I was the same as Jeannie and felt weird about seeking a psychiatrist but tbh after getting on the right medication I have felt like a huge weight has been lifted
Adrienne and Jeannie just described something that I’ve been dealing with every day and anxiety is no joke. Make you feel kinda lost in someway
i feel you ...so many emotions you dont even recognize yourself sometimes
Loni: "And this is why we have this show."...Yes, butt it about to end😭😭😭This better be the longest season ever. Love you guys❤
It’s ending in June. 🥺
@@160Days2Lose2 noooooooooo😭😭😭😭😭😭💔
I love the willingness to talk about this and the vulnerability. I love this show ❤️
I'm so sad this show is ending.. this show was anointed by God 👑
@@whoknew1893 exactly!! I’m very young so this show was on when I was growing up and becoming a young woman and I learned so many things from these ladies. So many memories and I’m forever grateful for them ❤️
Hello there 👋🌹🌺
@@mackenzie.kuykendoll ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹
Yes
I love Jeannie's transparency and vulnerability SO SO much. She is an amazing person. Thanks so much for sharing Jeannie and I hope things improve soon with your PP anxiety. Wishing you all the best!! xo
I don't know why they are cancelling this show!!!! THIS SHOW NEEDS TO CONTINUE!!! I want to petition for a new network to continue this show!!!
I agree
Why did they get rid of the audience?? The audience kept a lot of the momentum going too…I feel like their ratings could’ve been up with it. Too bad 😔 I watched this show since it’s premier episode. Its absolutely heartbreaking that they didn’t try to revive it and are letting it go.
Prayers all around Jeannie. God Bless You All. 🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾❤️
Postpartum anxiety is so damn real and no one talks about it!! Thank you Jeannie for bringing this up
Really hard having both. I had both depression and anxiety before my baby but after it was way worse. But it's truly a work in progress. I just keep reminding myself and others that it's a chemical imbalance in your brain and your not crazy.
The anxiety is very real! I totally understand why Jeannie doesn’t show her baby online. When you already have anxiety after you have your baby it’s scary to share them with the world. I went through it during pregnancy and postpartum. I got very private because of it. I still have my share of anxiety but new mom anxiety is something.
I agree. But also, no one has a Right to see baby Monaco. She isn't OUR baby. And too often, the psychotic fans who act like they own celebrities cause those celebrities even more stress, anxiety and depression. It would help Jeannie (and other celebs) if the fans would just offer support of their craft and stopped being so obsessive about their Personal lives.
Jeannie’s mom bod is to die for !!!! You look so good Jeannie !
No men don’t experience postpartum that minimizes the hormonal effects and psychological female experience. We don’t need to prioritize male experiences and draw similarities.
I get what their trying to do, but I agree with the hormones and the expectation if mothers it does not compare. And they are talking about the affects of husbands. Not of single mothers and single fathers most single father get to dip out when they want to but still look like a loving father cause pay child support and claim their kids if a single mother is struggling she's told to suck it up and think about her child.
Thank you!!
they didn't repriorotize tho? they just say that men go through things as well in their own way. how is it that a man can't possibly understand what a woman goes thru, but women know EXACTLY what a man is going thru? This is what makes me so mad about the trans movement - people making decisions based on their perception of what it's like to be something they're not and can never be. The presumption is so...ugh.
@@freppy06 bahaha what did the trans community got to do with postpartum depression?!?
@@dirtydan5399 I'm sorry you didn't follow. but it's okay. thx anyway.
You learn something everyday on this show....the conversation is always good. You will get through this Jeannie!💞💞💞
Like Adrienne mentioned from my understanding PPD is typically related to the hormonal shifts that occur during or after pregnancy . However yes I could definitely empathize with fathers and the shifts that occurs in their lives as well
100% agree
Postpartum depression is the real deal. I remember hearing my daughter that was right next to me cry. I would just watch her cry and she sounded really far away, almost muffled. I also felt like everyday was like a cloud over me. Like I wasnt there idk how to explain it. I didn’t eat or shower and most of my day I wanted to be in my bed alone. I had a four year old as well and I wasn’t the same with her either. I didn’t want to hold my girls or do anything at all. Thank god for my husband and that it only lasted a couple of weeks. After it had passed I remember holding her and saying I was sorry. Sorry for not picking her up when all she needed was her mamas touch, sorry for not wanting to shower her or feed her, sorry for staying up crying because I felt guilt but I couldn’t get out of it. It’s been five years since then and she’s my whole life and we are extremely close. I’m obsessed with my girls. ❤️ but I still feel guilty sometimes. Like if it was my fault for not being the best mom right off the bat. I did experience postpartum anxiety with my first child. I just didn’t know what that was. Ther explained to me that she was fine that she was just being admitted to the NICU for observation. I remember them saying I could go see her but I didn’t want to. In my head I thought she was going to die in my arms. I totally freaked myself out. Felt shaken, light headed, sweaty palms and like I couldn’t breath. So much stuff ran through my mind. I had lost touch with god a while back and I remember praying and saying god if you give me the strength to get up and see my girl I swear I will pray everyday. The next day I woke up and showered and walked into that NICU like if nothing ever happened and I didn’t leave her side only to shower and stuff but I would stay over night on that cold recliner. Both occasions were one of the scariest things I’ve ever had to go through mentally. So much so that I tied my tubes because I felt it was getting worst with each child I had. I will tell you that when I refused to see my child at the NICU there was a therapist that came to see me. She came everyday to the NICU and even called me when I took my baby home to make sure I was feeling ok. She came to check on me at my house once too but for my second child I had to tell my OBGYN what I was feeling and she saw me twice a week and referred me to a therapist. Always talk to your doctors please cause thanks to God, the doctors and my husband I got out of that depression each time. Postpartum is so different for woman Please call it something else for the men. It’s not the same.
Postpartum Anxiety, is real. I got diagnosed with it after my second child. But looking back it also happened with my first pregnancy. I was having constant pain attacks, worried all the time, dark thoughts. I decided to seek help after diagnoses and I'm doing better.
Postpartum Depression & Anxiety often appear together, having a lot of support and being transparent about your thoughts, emotions etc is key.
It's meant to be a dialogue and A seems to be more vocal about her experience given her difficult journey with conceiving it's only understandable. I feel for people who've gone through these emotionally draining experience and these conversations shed light that they are not "alone". Stay strong you mothers.
Like Ms Loni said "and this is why we have this show..." Miss these convos already. Hope The Real gets picked up elsewhere. And please, if you do go podcast, please keep it "network classy". Really like the dignity of these sessions with y'all's PhDs in Life.
@Lisa H. Network Classy type sounds 💯
Hormonal imbalances are crazy. Started menopause right when my mom passed. I ran to the hospital for 2 months until a nurse told me about panic attacks. I learned to breathe and found a person I could speak too. I'm sooooo much better. Thank you for bringing this up. Every mom needs this.
I went through postpartum with two of my children. It was the worse and I just thank Gid for having someone to talk to. Get help if you are In this situation. You are loved and not alone
Some of what Jeannie and Adrienne are talking about, I’ve experienced and I’ve never been pregnant. It’s hormonal and, it can get scary and weird having those thoughts and moments.
So glad for Jeannie bringing this to light, I too suffered from anxiety and no so much postpartum depression. I remember always fearing for something bad to happen, and every time my baby cried it gave me severe anxiety that would lead to me crying as well, because it always seemed like something was wrong with him or I wasn’t doing something right. I barely slept and I just really wasn’t myself, nothing made me happy until I went back to work and started living my “old life” again. My son is 4 now and he’s a huge blessing he makes me laugh every day, definitely no more anxiety, but it took awhile for me to get here.
I had postpartum anxiety and got the same symptoms. My whole body would vibrate/shake at night when trying to sleep. I also never knew about postpartum anxiety until after having the symptoms. You always hear about postpartum depression but have you ever heard anyone talk about the anxiety part. I wish I had seen this video years ago. But I'm better now.
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Yea. I agree. I'm experiencing this right now. If you don't mind sharing, what treatment plan did you use to overcome this?
Yes I had no idea that there was postpartum anxiety either until I was 8 months postpartum and wow it’s scary and dark. The symptoms are horrible! Glad you’re looking for help because I did too and still taking therapy and medication for it. You’re not alone ❤️
Good stuff…this is the most “real” discussion I’ve seen on this show in a minute. Adrienne and Jeannie thank you so much for sharing such personal information. I went through both IVF and post partum anxiety. It’s real but with the right support it also passes with time.
Never knew that postpartum anxiety existed until I saw this! This is why we need another network to pick up The Real. Love this show and it will really be a tragedy if it ends entirely 😭😭😭
It's so annoying when people are trying to talk about themselves and then Adrienne just interrupts and starts talking about herself. She does that a lot. And I love how Loni always at the end gets back to that person and ask them if they're okay and how they're doing now because she understands that that person got interrupted...
I really think she’s coming from a place of “I understand a bit, this is my experience” some people appreciate that in the casual convo. I know this is a show but some of my closest friends make me feel normal in times when I feel crazy when they tell me a similar experience that they’ve gone through or that made them feel the way I do.
@Kristina I'm sure Adrienne means well. She's letting the other person know that it's ok because she's going through the same thing. I like it when my friend do this and I don't feel alone. It's very encouraging and relief for people to share their story and be able to relate.
But what Adrienne said was relevant to the conversation she would know what Jeannie is feeling hormonal wise and keep in mind Adrienne was going through that process alone so I think she was just excited to know someone gets it.
She needs to learn to let someone finish and then talk. I had to learn that to. Sometimes people want to be heard first and understood and then you can comment or not say anything at all. Not everything is a "I've been through that too" moment. That's how you learn to be a good friend.
@@bookbag6432 Exactly
Exactly my thoughts Jeannie! Definitely...CANNOT be the same for men! Whole New life/changes for the mother of the child! And yes I felt the same way about getting help ten years ago for the first time when I had to see a therapist...the stigma! Now ... therapy is life changing...for me...is how I feel about it. The reason I am still here/sane!
This is why I’m gonna miss this show so much! I literally thought I was going crazy because I constantly am going through what Adrienne said she was going through. The feeling is so real I had no idea it was my hormones. So mind blowing.
Anxiety is as real as real gets!! And what’s even scarier is that you’ll never truly understand THIS type of anxiety until it hits you. But good thing is that you can always overcome. Knowledge and understanding the central nervous system and the mechanisms of anxiety alone gets you half way there
I love Adrienne but sometimes honestly give the other hosts a chance to talk girl please! She completely hijacked Jeannie’s discussion about her anxiety and made it about her own experience. I get that she was relating to her but at least let her finish, she’s forever interrupting her coworkers ☹️
THANK YOU, this is about postpartum specifically, cmon Adrienne… 🤦🏽♀️
I think she could’ve delivered it differently I feel she was more trying to explain how anxiety is and then Jeannie agreed but yes she kind of took moment of Jeannie to really explain. ):
Adrienne always takes over every topic. I like Adrienne but come on, stop jumping in on everything. This question should of been lead by G and Jennie
@In this episode of... Yeah I like that too she- loni was probably getting tired of her 😄 I'm just kidding but I like how she brought it back to jeannie too
Exactly like she could have waited for jeanie to be done or waited her turn to speak she didnt hae to jump in and make it about her experience at that moment lmaoo it was supposed to be about jeannie's experience but oh well🤷🏽♀🥴 not gonna lie I kind of hate when people do that🤦🏽♀🙄😒😕
I love Jeanie, and I appreciate her sharing her experience about postpartum anxiety. I experienced debilitating postpartum anxiety after I had my son; and until I knew that’s what it was, I felt lost, hopeless and drowning in my own mind. I wish I had the info then, that I do now. I hope somebody struggling finds this clip and gets the help they need.
Postpartum anxiety information is out there if one does the research and ask more questions when making office visit they would be prepared for what to expect, if at all. Many women rely on what other women experience which is okay but, nothing is like doing the research yourself because everyone is different.
I’m with Jeannie. The hormones that are changing in the woman’s body when giving birth are something I can’t even personally explain.
Love Jeannies realness. I hate they would cancel this show. All the views they get and the impact they make, what would make them go this route. This show needs to stay on air. A lot of women with anxiety probably were diagnosed with post partum depression. I definitely believe men do go through changes as well. I guess it's a time for mom and dad to be understanding and pull closer to one another. Because life is changing.
My husband experienced grief after the birth of our child. He grieved for missing milestones and bonding time for going back to work. Maybe we can call it grief for men? It stems from a bigger issue that the USA doesn’t guarantee paid parental leave, let alone maternity leave compared to other countries. It’s absolutely crazy. I’m so glad Jeannie mentioned postpartum anxiety as well. such a great conversation! I’ll miss this show immensely!
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I had postpartum depression and anxiety with both of my oldest kids. I was able to get out of it both times. It was scary, dark and isolating.
I wanted a 3rd. But I was afraid I’d get ppd and anxiety again. So for 4.5 years, I really worked on healing my body and got my nutrition stores up. I let my body truly recover from my 2 back to back pregnancies. I worked on my mental health as well.
And I am so happy to say that I did not get it again with my third baby. Had my first home birth with him too. It was healing.
I see you Jeannie. It’s a dark dark place. It will get better. You’re doing the work. Proud of you for going to a psychiatrist. There is light just around the corner.
Much love ladies.
I would love more episodes on anxiety! It’s nice to know that I’m not crazy & a lot of people suffer from anxiety.
@drtraceymarks
One of the best clips/episodes.
There are sooo many moms out there with anxiety. I think my Mom and I even share the anxiety b/c we're worriers. My anxiety shows up like Jeannie's sweaty palms, heart beating in my ear, mouth goes dry, voice sometimes cracks like I'm about to cry but there are any real tears. With my Mom it's lack of sleep, negative thoughts, nightmares, and just a sinking feeling of something bad could happen.
Thank you for talking about this🙏🏾💙
Fear and anxiety are such thives of joy, really glad Jeannie is getting the help needed to get through this new journey in life.
When Loni said " and this is why we have this show" 😭😭😭 then I remember we only have a few weeks left until it ends. Am torn, I'm hoping to start my journey in a year and these ladies are my go to, to learn what REALLY happens. I hope another network picks it up on the last day of the show airing. Straight into season 9
This has been my favorite topic /video you guys have talked about on the real !
Thank you guys for always being real and talking about REAL LIFE.
Nobody knows what happens to you when you have a child and everything it comes with and think it’s one of the most important things in life !!
Thank you guys for spreading your awareness ❤️ xoxo
Thank you Jeanie! I thought I was the only one....postpartum anxiety is real. It's not talked about enough.
Adam Bubsy from "Outdaughtered" was actually the first guy I know who admitted to having post partum depression. He said the sudden change from being a father of one to being a father of 5 more babies born at once took a toll on him.
I definitely thought of him during this topic, it really did take a toll on him and it also showed the toll it took on Danielle as well because she didn't know how to help him. I'm glad he's doing well now.
I just love Jeanie she actually thinks before she speaks unlike Adrienne. I'm getting annoyed with her uninformed comments.
I'm soooooooooooo glad they're talking about this. I struggle with PPA too and I related to/worried about jeannie just watching her IG stories because I felt it! Love you J! And you're not alone!
Thank you for sharing your story Jeannie. I went threw this same thing
Jeannie and Loni better come thru with their own shows after the Real! We need more!
You might be onto something! 😳 Never thought about this. But it’d be amazing
I am pregnant at the moment and I think I definitely needed to hear all of this.. I’ve been dodging counseling and I do think I need it the most
Thank you for being transparent Jeannie! Going to miss this show.
Pregnant with my 2nd child and I am just now realizing that I had post party anxiety. Literally word for word what jeannie said I lived and didn't know how to bring it to light. Thank you so much! I feel heard I feel seen.
Jeannie!! Thank you so much for sharing this. You have me in tears... after my second baby was born I experienced HORRIBLE anxiety and really dark thoughts.. constantly thinking about my health my babys health it was so bad. I felt so alone even though I was living the happiest time of my life with my daughters and husband I absolutely knew it was NOT post partum depression it was definitely anxiety but I had never heard of it happening to anyone before.. 1 year later I am fine now! Thank God, but never understood what was happening to me.. thank you for sharing thank you so much!!! All makes sense now.
This is what I’m currently dealing with as well. Postpartum anxiety is no joke
🙏 Praying for your healing 💖
It will get better Momma you got this 🙏🏼💕
@@jbanson7030 thank you!
@@anitamead5268 thank you so much!
I really appreciated hearing this at this moment! I have been struggling with these exact feelings of anxiety ever since the passing of my sister and granny back in 2020, and I genuinely thought something was wrong with me. Seeing this video made me realize that everything will be okay😊😊❤️
There is no show like The Real! Will really miss this show💔🥹❤️🦋
I relate with Jeannie, I’m dealing with this right now and it’s draining. I appreciate that my primary providers always include my husband in the conversations.
This is my first time as well learning about postpartum anxiety. Although I didn’t go through it with my kids, my sister currently is, but we weren’t sure what it was. I can’t wait to share this with her so she can seek help 💕
Great segment & good on Jeani for being open as always- yall going through it out there, please get the help you know you need- there are always resources. Praying for y’all new mommas.💕
Praying for you Jeannie🙏🏾
We cancel good shows while crap remains on tv
wish they reconsider 😢....idk what to do after they stop airing .....
Right
Such a wonderful conversation! Thank you!!
Yes Jeannie! Postpartum anxiety is so real, i had it too with my first and nobody really says anything about it.
I wonder if the people who cancelled this show ever took the time to really internalize how deep and impactful it really is to viewers. It is sad that decisions are sometimes made without ever assessing the deeper impact of those decisions. Miracles do happen and perhaps someone or some other network will recognize the true value of this show.
I’m gonna miss this show so much, been watching since high school - learnt so much
I had my baby 6 weeks ago and fell as if I'm experiencing both postpartum anxiety and depression. My birth plan didn't go as expected and had an unplanned c section that traumatized me. I've just been pushing through the physical and emotional pain of recovery and motherhood as if I'm okay, but I've definitely considered getting help. I just wanted those around me to be a bit more understanding as I'm not myself right now.
You’ll be okay Saara. Maybe vocalize your feelings to those around you
omg i totally feel you my daughter is 2 now and ive been pushing through these emotional feelings my best its so hard at times where you just want your love ones to understand what your going through and not think your just an emotional wreck
I disagree Tamera never interrupted anyone .She might express herself in which we all do.most of the time they interrupted her.Jeannie and Tamera are the best.Miss you Tam Tam.
Very Helpful! Thank you for sharing!
This ain’t Jeezy first baby Jeenie he know the ropes
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Yes postpartum anxiety is just as much of a beast as depression. I've suffered from both with one baby and just anxiety after my last. I suffered in silence unmedicated. I wouldn't advise doing that but it did get better with time and once I started getting more consistent sleep. It took 2 years with my first and around 1 year with my second.
So candid and open. I love these ladies! ❤️❤️❤️
I dont understand how this show is ending. You ladies talk about such great topics from great points of views .
So glad she shared this. Thank you Jeannie!!!
Thank you so much Jeannie for being so transparent x
I had the same thing that Jeannie described after my second baby and I never knew it was called post partum anxiety! Thank u for that
I’m so grateful for this particular episode because I just gave birth to my son three weeks ago, and I too, have been dealing with postpartum anxiety. Definitely didn’t know it was a thing until I looked it up. The thoughts are horrible!
I would love to see them have their own show. They don’t need a network. I am going to miss this show😭
I've had FIVE kids! Never been told about this! Definitely had it. So glad she shared this, hopefully this video helps someone else!
My sister-in-law had a really bad case of postpartum anxiety and I believe psychosis, it was really bad. I glad your seeking help Jeannie! I hope everything resolves soon!
Similar to cheating topics, Adrienne feels to overcompensate in topics of pregnancy and motherhood. I feel for her, but relax and let the other women speak
Exactly!!! She is doing too much! Loni is relaxed and would rather tell someone else 's story but Ade gives off me-too vibes, which I feel is a bit insensitive to women that are going through it. Let them share, your time will come.
Right lmaoo
@@jaiyaalexandra144 Right lol but yo did you see loni Garcelle & even jeanie's face when she suddently decided to jump in😒😕😂😂 they probably be like Adrienne not eeythig's about you calm down lmaoo😅🤭🥴
I really hate how Adrian brought the conversation all the way back to her instead of him letting Jeanie have a moment 🤦🏽♀️
Thx for sharing about the anxiety.. You will prob be very helpful to so many...
Loved this conversation!
I’ve really been enjoying this season. I’m going to miss this show more than I initially realised 😞
Wow! I did not know that postpartum anxiety was a thing. Thanks for talking about it Jeannie 💖
I love Lonnie's hair! It really brings her beautiful features out in her face! 🥰
Such a good topic. Thank you ladies….❤️
SAME FEELINGS WITH MENOPAUSE HORMONAL IMBALANCE😢 LOVE YOU GUYS I NEEDED TO HEAR THIS💯
Thank you Jeannie for keeping it real.
Went through postpartum anxiety with my second. I really thought I was going crazy. Medication saved my life literally I was soo messed up if anyone asked me about it while I was going through it I would just break down and be bawling because I felt so bad about the thoughts I was having. Prayers up for Jeannie it’s gonna get better💕💯