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writes:About 1month before i gave birth to my daughter who is now 10months old i havent been feeling the happyest just feeling down and the smallest things like dropping a glass will get me really worked up and ill just break down in tears, so my question is should i seek medical advice??? Im only 18 and a single mum and i dnt want people to think im not couping and take my daughter away from me, she means the world to me and id be so lost without her. Reply to this Question
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reader, niki1970  +, writes (26 March 2011):
if you are questioning if you need help you have already identified you do. That is a very positive thing. Speak to your doctor or health visitor who should still be involved at the baby clinic. They can offer you assistance and advice. Although you are a young mum there are plenty of older people who experience simular. It does not mean they will take your child away from you even if you were to be diagnosed with depression. You obviously have your childs interest in the fore front of your mind so i would suggest you are already doin a fab job. Go speak with the professionals they can offer support within your home.
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