Postpartum psychosis is a serious mental health condition that affects some women after childbirth. Unlike the more common postpartum depression, postpartum psychosis can lead to hallucinations, delusions, and severe mood swings, posing a risk to both the mother and her baby. Petitions on Change.org related to this topic often advocate for increased awareness, better mental health support for new mothers, and improved access to treatment. One petition with significant support calls for mandatory mental health screenings for all new mothers to prevent postpartum psychosis cases from going undetected. Another petition highlights the need for specialized care facilities and resources for women experiencing postpartum psychosis. By exploring and supporting these petitions, you can join the movement to improve mental health care for new mothers and help prevent tragedies related to postpartum psychosis.
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Going through trials when I became a mother myself I realize first hand the importance of having the right resources available for mothers struggling with PPD. As a healthcare worker I see first hand our health system failing us.
Signing this not only in memory of Savannah but for all the mothers who lost their battle with PPD. I had it and so many women suffer through this with more judgment and dismissal from medical providers than very real help. Voices need to be heard, before more are lost.
My daughter, Savanna Andrews forever 28, passed on
Nov 12, 2024 from PPD due to medical system failure to treat properly and releasing her too soon because of not having proper insurance. Our hearts are forever broken 💔
Post partum depression is crippling and still misunderstood. The cost to families is unfathomable. We need more intervention to help women in through this difficult time