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Gwyneth Paltrow opens up about her past depression
Ever since Gwyneth Paltrow started her Goop blog and opened up a Twitter account, she’s been a different person, hasn’t she? How often do you see A-listers talking so openly about $475 colon cleanses, their favorite pea soup and the best place to get a bikini wax in Paris?
Little by little, Gwyneth is beginning to grow on us. Sure, she might sound pretentious at times but at least she’s not lying about who she is, right?
(Nicole Kidman: take note.)
Well, the mom blogger dug into her archives (read: the pre-Goop days) and talked about the post-partum depression she suffered after giving birth to her second child, Moses. Continue reading »
Gwyneth Paltrow talks postpartum depression in Good Housekeeping
I love me my chick flicks and happy movies as much as the next gal, but there’s a tendency in Hollywood to put a happy, zen-y spin on the days after delivering a baby that just ain’t true. Remember Quinn showing up to school all skinny and not-limping days after giving birth on “Glee?” Well, Gwyneth Paltrow is here to remind us all that there is a potential dark side to childbirth, and its name is postpartum depression. In the latest issue of Good Housekeeping, Gwyneth Paltrow’s postpartum depression is detailed with real honesty, including how she beat it.
Gena Lee Nolin is one sexy mom, or at least that’s how she feels. She’s busier than she’s ever been: she has three kids, two “mommy” shows she’s working on and a book about motherhood and stuff.
Phew, I’m tired.
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Nicole Richie’s friends are all sorts of worried for her. She just had her little Sparrow 21 days ago and they are worried she is being run ragged.
Join the club. Weren’t we all run ragged while trying to adjust to that second baby?
Baywatch beauty and mother of three children Gena Lee Nolin recently opened up about her postpartum depression. She experienced PPD after the birth of each of her children.
Lisa Marie Presley, who is being sued by her former nanny, Christine White, for ridiculous charges, says she has “self-entitlement” issues.
Lisa Marie Presley gave birth to twins in October of last year and her former nanny is suing her for postpartum depression. Not Lisa’s, but hers. Say what?
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