My son is 11 weeks and I feel like my ppd has become sooo much worse this last week. Why almost 3 months after baby when…

Yea it was super tough because my husband would get home from work and it was like he loathed me because his mom got in his head. He was even packing up his clothes saying we were done and he was gonna get full custody of our daughter (his parents told him to leave me because I was making up lies and to say I was crazy to get full custody) it was horrible. It wasn't until my dr called him into the office and told him I had ppd and it was real and he was being an ass instead of being supportive because it's something I can't control and him and his parents were making it worse and that's when he finally snapped and told his parents to shove it. And yes, it's tough having all of that going on and on top having your mommy duties to take care of but I'm hoping he gets better soon so you can get some happy mommy and me time 💖

Thanks girls! @jaydensmommy808 @pikapal wowww that's crazy that she said it isn't real. I have always had depression and during the end of pregnancy it was severe due to being on bed rest for 4 months but once I had him it was soo much better. I think it's worse because now I'm working full time plus of course still being a mom every other second and I'm so beyond exhausted )),: my son got his posterior tongue tie and upper lip tie lazer corrected on Wednesday and so he has been sleeping much and so fussy due to his mouth hurting it's so sad

I went through ppd, and it was tough. Especially since the I felt like I had no support (long story short, my mil told my husband it was bull**** because she had 3 kids and never got it, so it must not be real) so the only person who was helping me was my mom, and it was touuuugh. If you ever feel lonely and just need to vent or talk, don't hesitate to message me, you are stronger than this 💕

feel better mama! everything will be okay!