So, what can I say? I'm in love with Edward, the 17 year old vampire from Twilight. I haven't broken the news yet to my husband.
I'm still trying to figure it out. I haven't fallen for a book character, since, gee, I don't know, never! But Edward? Oh, man, why does he not exist in real life?
It's just killing me that he's not real.
So I'm wondering if any of you other moms have read the book and had the same impression? I blogged about the topic today at my regular blog…
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Posted on October 23, 2008 at 9:30am — 1 Comment
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I read your reply (below) on a discussion in the group PPD support, and I was wondering if I can use it for my book. I have a section on PPD, but I also like to include parent comments and stories. I have many Twittermom stories in other sections. I would only use your first name or a fake one if you prefer. Let me know what you think.
"I didn't realize I had PPD until nearly 4 years later. I was reading The Female Brain. She described it in there and I got one of those prickly sensations like, "Crap, she just described me!" Now I can spot it in new mothers almost instantly. I think the experts do us all a disservice with their definition of it as being disinterested in the baby. That might be true for some moms with PPD, but I wasn't disinterested. I was overwhelmed, depressed, anxious, sad.... so not myself. But I never put her down. In fact the carrying her everywhere and not letting other people hold her was a part of the dysfunction".
Talk to you soon!
Kathy