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Post Natal Depression: Bec’s Story. Awareness Week 2020
I sit in the comfortable leather chair, feet reclined, and try to count my blessings. A single salty tear runs down my cheek, and then another until my vision begins to blur. Through the baby monitor I can hear him crying again and I know that I must go to him. But I donât want to. The tears begin to cascade down my face now, as I stand, trying to blink and compose myself. I grab some toilet paper and blow my nose, because we have run out of tissues. It feels scratchy but I donât care. I go into his room and I pick him up, making gentle soothing…
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Harper’s Journey- Awareness Week 2020
I think one of the hardest parts is that reflux can appear as an invisible disease, from the outside Harper looks like a healthy and happy little girl, it makes it hard for others to believe what we all live with, the sleepless nights, the stress about food.
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3 Girls, 3 reflux Journeys- Awareness Week 2020
Things ran smoothly for a while and I remember reading an article on reflux in Little Treasures magazine and thinking thank god my daughter hasnât got that; little did I know.
