Confessions Of A Mad Mooer: Postnatal Depression Sucks

What happens when a mother says that she isn't okay but nobody will listen? That's the exact situation that Robin was in after the birth of her identical twins boys. She already had a needy toddler, and a busy husband, yet nobody would listen to her desperate cries for help.When her newborn twins ended up in hospital with bronchiolitis the hospital staff realised that Robin was the one who needed the most care and diagnosed her with postnatal depression. Her boys and her were sent to a psychiatric hospital.It was whilst inside that Robin got her creative flow back, began liking herself, and learned to appreciate what a great parent she was. She also got her periods back, but she considers that part less of a gift. Confessions of a Mad Mooer is her story, and is told with warmth, humour, and unflinching honesty.Words of Praise for Confessions of a Mad Mooer:?Ugh, do I have to read it? Do I make you read my work stuff? ? My husband (Still hasn't read it)?That's nice that you wrote a book, have you seen the new app I downloaded for choir.' ? My mother (It really wasn't that impressive)?Fanwah. I love that word. I'm going to use it all the time. Did you make it up? ? My friend Helen. (No. Robin does not sit about in her pjs all day making up words for her vagingo, her friend Tash made it up)

• | Author: Robin Elizabeth
• | Publisher: Robin Riedstra
• | Publication Date: Nov 28, 2016
• | Number of Pages: 196 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback/Biography & Autobiography
• | ISBN-10: 0646597469
• | ISBN-13: 9780646597461