When Postpartum Gets Dark: The Conversation We’re Not Having
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When Postpartum Gets Dark: The Conversation We’re Not Having
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Postpartum isn’t always newborn snuggles, happy tears, and “soaking it all in.”
In this episode, John joins me for one of our heavier conversations yet. We talk about postpartum depression, my own experience after becoming a mom, and what it looked like from the other side—both for John as my husband and as a firefighter/first responder who has seen mental-health crises through a very different lens.
We also talk about the heartbreaking stories surrounding Hayden Panettiere and Lindsay Clancy, and the common thread that made us want to have this conversation in the first place: postpartum mental health can become far more serious than people realize.
This isn't about diagnosing, excusing, or pretending two situations are the same. It's about asking why we're still so uncomfortable talking about what can happen to a mother's mental health after having a baby—and what partners and families should know before they're in the middle of it.
A heavier Chancla Collective episode, but an important one. 🩴🤍
Note: This episode discusses postpartum depression, postpartum mental-health crises, death, and harm involving children. Please listen with care.