Rising Moon Midwifery

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

Welcome baby boy,
9/1/26 8lbs10oz

08/29/2026

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A compassionate clinically-based resource that helps moms and families feel understood and helps professionals respond to the frightening thoughts and hidden fears that can accompany the transition to motherhood.
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08/29/2026

Pot Luck Pool Party🐠🪼🐬🐳🫍🦑🐙🌊
It’s been a long time since seeing so many!

Sunday, August 30th
2pm-6pm
Open to all RM families, please spread the word!

RSVP requested by *** so we can plan for food, chairs and parking
We will grill and provide dessert
Things to bring:
-Pot luck side dish
-Towels
-Folding camper chairs
-Snacks
-Beverages to add to the coolers (No glass, no alcohol)
-Pool toys

The girls will be in the kennel for most of the event; they will come out to swim w people once for those that are interested.

08/29/2026

Pot Luck Pool Party🐠🪼🐬🐳🫍🦑🐙🌊
It’s been a long time since seeing so many!

Sunday, August 30th
2pm-6pm
Open to all RM families, please spread the word!

RSVP requested by *** so we can plan for food, chairs and parking
We will grill and provide dessert
Things to bring:
-Pot luck side dish
-Towels
-Folding camper chairs
-Snacks
-Beverages to add to the coolers (No glass, no alcohol)
-Pool toys

The girls will be in the kennel for most of the event; they will come out to swim w people once for those that are interested.

08/29/2026

08/29/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1JgKXaBjRX/?mibextid=wwXIfr

This is what many of my births look like.

08/29/2026

"We cannot expect a woman who's very, very, very sick to tell us how bad she feels," said Kleiman, a registered social worker. "If there are psychotic symptoms going on, it's our burden to find that, to ask the right questions and to get her the help that she needs."

"Postpartum psychosis is terrifying but treatable, this survivor says. The challenge is finding support"
/Radio-Canada
Cliffel
CBC
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/postpartum-psychosis-lindsay-clancy-9.7324525

08/29/2026

Be informed.

08/28/2026

Even when a postpartum mom doesn't feel good - even when her symptoms are severe - she can often muster the energy to do what needs to be done. She can care for her baby, go to work, make dinner, answer the questions, and keep moving through the day.

Her functioning can be misleading to those around her. Others may see what she's accomplishing and assume she's okay.

She can be deeply distressed and still be a capable, loving, competent mother.

Both can be true at the same time.


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