Your mind is very powerful. My aunt had postpartum in the late 70’s. Dr.s never treated it seriously. She just checked out. The autopsy read, “ insufficient evidence to determine cause of death.” I was 10 years old & it made a lasting impact for me. Thankfully, times have changed with mental health awareness. We have a long way to go to identify symptoms.
Just yesterday, 10 min. outside Seattle, in a small beach community, a young man walked into the cold Puget Sound ocean water, clothes & backpack still on, and drowned. Witnesses called 911 immediately but it was too late. These deaths and suicides can never be normalized. Keep fighting, keep speaking out about these unnecessary deaths. Don’t be worriers, be Warriors!
She was severely depressed after her sons suicide.
I think she probably chose to join him.
RIP
Your mind is very powerful. My aunt had postpartum in the late 70’s. Dr.s never treated it seriously. She just checked out. The autopsy read, “ insufficient evidence to determine cause of death.” I was 10 years old & it made a lasting impact for me. Thankfully, times have changed with mental health awareness. We have a long way to go to identify symptoms.
Just yesterday, 10 min. outside Seattle, in a small beach community, a young man walked into the cold Puget Sound ocean water, clothes & backpack still on, and drowned. Witnesses called 911 immediately but it was too late. These deaths and suicides can never be normalized. Keep fighting, keep speaking out about these unnecessary deaths. Don’t be worriers, be Warriors!