I totally agree with Fiona Berry's point of view 
. We do need to have an honest conversation about motherhood, but it's also super important to acknowledge that not all mothers' experiences are the same. I've spoken to some amazing mums who love their roles and find it incredibly fulfilling, so we should be highlighting those stories too! 
We can't just focus on the struggles because, let's be real, nobody enjoys being in pain 
. But seriously, we need more balanced reporting that shows the full spectrum of what motherhood is like. It's time to break down those stigmas and create a more supportive community for all mums 
. We do need to have an honest conversation about motherhood, but it's also super important to acknowledge that not all mothers' experiences are the same. I've spoken to some amazing mums who love their roles and find it incredibly fulfilling, so we should be highlighting those stories too! We can't just focus on the struggles because, let's be real, nobody enjoys being in pain . But seriously, we need more balanced reporting that shows the full spectrum of what motherhood is like. It's time to break down those stigmas and create a more supportive community for all mums 
OMG u guys can't believe how messed up the mental health care system is 
for new moms!! Fiona Berry's story is giving me LIFE 
I mean I knew it wasn't all rainbows and unicorns being a mom but to actually hear about the trauma and PTSD she went through after her birth 
. We need more honest conversations about this stuff so we can actually start helping women get the support they deserve 
. Too much text and it's like, yeah, okay, we get it. But adding some visual interest, like a pattern or a pic of a happy mom with her kid 
, can totally change the vibe.
. But also, we gotta give shoutouts to all those mamas out there who find motherhood joyful and fulfilling 
. We need a mix of the dark and light, you feel? 