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You are worthy to be held in love and support throughout the fourth trimester.

Preeclampsia is real and something that should not be ignored. Being vigilant about this diagnosis is key component to your postpartum health.

We all struggle with this. Your body doesn’t look the same after carrying a baby for 10 months. From saggy discolored skin, to soft muscles, and extra weight around your hips and belly; it’s all normal.

The fourth trimester can feel so isolating. But, dear mama, you are not alone. So many.of us feel these feels at some point and it is ok. There is no shame or guilt in these feels. You, my friend are going through the greatest transition of your life physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. It is hard. There is help, there is support, reach for it. Join a mom group, talk to your doctor/midwife, get a postpartum coach. #youvegotthismama #postpartum #postpartumrealtalk #postpartumrecovery #postpartumfeels #neemom #newmama #fourthtrimester #postpartumprep #postpartumpreparation #babyprep #momtobe #mamatobe #motherhood #babybump #bumpdate

Motherhood should never be a career killer. Moms are just as capable of leading a company as anyone else.

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