Shortly after she gave birth to her son last May, Meghan Reddick, 36, began to struggle with depression. “The second I had a chance where I wasn’t holding [my son], I would go to my room and cry,” says Reddick, who lives with her son and husband. “And I probably couldn’t count how many hours a day I cried.”
Reddick is among the many women who suffer from depression during pregnancy and after childbirth.
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