Hear about the warning signs Carol noticed for Melanie Stokes’ Postpartum Psychosis and the advice she gives to families that uncomfortably find themselves in the same situation.
Click the play button to hear the audio.
Visit Carol Blocker at Her Site: MelaniesBattle.org
Melanie's Battle is a website devoted to raising awareness of postpartum psychosis and depression. Their hope is those who are suffering from these afflictions
will be able to find the understanding and help they need to win their own battles.
Melanie's battle has become Carol's Crusade. After Melanie's Death, Carol contacted every newspaper and magazine she could think of. She has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show and in the pages of Jet and Ebony. Carol believes that ignorance is our worst enemy in the battle against postpartum mood disorders. She has organized marches, initiated legislation, distributed flyers in hospital maternity wards, and she has become an advocate for a silent section of our population: women who in the throes of postpartum psychosis killed their own children. Carol has become a pen pal to many of them, and has appeared in court on numerous occasions to testify on their behalf.
AUDIO HERSTORY: Carol Blocker, Explains Melanie Stokes’ Warning Signs of Postpartum Psychosis
Hear about the warning signs Carol noticed for Melanie Stokes’ Postpartum Psychosis and the advice she gives to families that uncomfortably find themselves in the same situation.
Click the play button to hear the audio.
Visit Carol Blocker at Her Site: MelaniesBattle.org
Melanie's Battle is a website devoted to raising awareness of postpartum psychosis and depression. Their hope is those who are suffering from these afflictions
will be able to find the understanding and help they need to win their own battles.
Melanie's battle has become Carol's Crusade. After Melanie's Death, Carol contacted every newspaper and magazine she could think of. She has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show and in the pages of Jet and Ebony. Carol believes that ignorance is our worst enemy in the battle against postpartum mood disorders. She has organized marches, initiated legislation, distributed flyers in hospital maternity wards, and she has become an advocate for a silent section of our population: women who in the throes of postpartum psychosis killed their own children. Carol has become a pen pal to many of them, and has appeared in court on numerous occasions to testify on their behalf.
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