it's normal to feel this way the first couple of weeks after giving birth, try to sleep momma if dad is around tell him you need to rest. Eat well too. I know it really sucks but hormones are pretty wild after birth. If you feel like it's getting out of hands then simply talk to your doctor, he/she will tell you where to go or what to do
@elismommy428, I think it's worse cause I don't have her at the house his family is watching her till I heal up cause my back and ribs aren't doing well an my right leg gives out at random moments after I had the epidural. like when I had her in my sight at the hospital I was fine 100% but as soon as I left her with his family I cried for a good 30mins plus little episodes π if it gets bad I'm gonna call my doc for advice
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it's normal to feel this way the first couple of weeks after giving birth, try to sleep momma if dad is around tell him you need to rest. Eat well too. I know it really sucks but hormones are pretty wild after birth. If you feel like it's getting out of hands then simply talk to your doctor, he/she will tell you where to go or what to do
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@elismommy428, I think it's worse cause I don't have her at the house his family is watching her till I heal up cause my back and ribs aren't doing well an my right leg gives out at random moments after I had the epidural. like when I had her in my sight at the hospital I was fine 100% but as soon as I left her with his family I cried for a good 30mins plus little episodes π if it gets bad I'm gonna call my doc for advice