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Adele posts emotional tribute to best friend following postpartum psychosis diagnosis

The singer opens up about the "intimate and heartbreaking" story

Adele posts emotional tribute to best friend following postpartum psychosis diagnosis

The singer opens up about the "intimate and heartbreaking" story

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Adele posts emotional tribute to best friend following postpartum psychosis diagnosis

The singer opens up about the "intimate and heartbreaking" story

Grammy Award winner Adele is raising awareness of postpartum psychosis after her best friend Laura Dockrill was diagnosed with the condition following the birth of the singer's godson in February.In the caption accompanying the picture of the friends posted on Instagram, the singer encouraged all mothers to talk about their emotions "because in some cases it could save yours or someone else's life."She also touched on her friends "intimate and heartbreaking" story.Dockrill, who wrote of her diagnosis for a parenting blog, describes her "horrific" labor, which doctors believe might have triggered the illness."I felt like I was dying," she wrote. "My breath was short and tight, my heart was pounding out of my chest and my stomach churned."My ignorance and denial encouraged me to stridently continue even though I knew I was struggling."Following the birth of her son, Dockrill says she felt she'd fallen out of love with her life and began getting severe anxiety attacks. Things worsened for the new mum, however, when she accused her partner, Hugo of kidnapping their child.Dockrill was eventually hospitalized and spent two weeks away from her newborn. She struggled to recognize herself and says suicidal thoughts became normalized.However, Adele's friend reveals she's now on her way to recovery and is "happy, confident and strong," and continuing to receive support from family and medical experts. "I am myself," she adds. Adele and Dockrill have been praised on social media for opening up about postpartum psychosis."Laura has put into words everything that I could not. Reading her article has made me feel less alone," wrote one of Adele's followers. Another added, "Thank you to both of you for sharing this. It바카라 게임 웹사이트s a horrid thing to go through and it바카라 게임 웹사이트s great that you have the support of a great friend and family. People need to know they are not alone."According to the National Health Service in the U.K., postpartum psychosis 바카라 게임 웹사이트 otherwise known as puerperal psychosis or postnatal psychosis 바카라 게임 웹사이트 is a serious mental health illness that can affect a woman soon after she has a baby and usually shows signs within the first two weeks after giving birth. Symptoms include hallucinations, delusions, manic moods, loss of inhibitions, confusion, restlessness and feeling suspicious or fearful.The NHS advises seeing a doctor immediately if you think you, or someone you know, may have developed postpartum psychosis symptoms.

Grammy Award winner Adele is raising awareness of postpartum psychosis after her best friend Laura Dockrill was diagnosed with the condition following the birth of the singer's godson in February.

In the caption accompanying the picture of the friends posted on Instagram, the singer encouraged all mothers to talk about their emotions "because in some cases it could save yours or someone else's life."

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She also touched on her friends "intimate and heartbreaking" story.

Dockrill, who wrote of her diagnosis for a , describes her "horrific" labor, which doctors believe might have triggered the illness.

"I felt like I was dying," she wrote. "My breath was short and tight, my heart was pounding out of my chest and my stomach churned.

"My ignorance and denial encouraged me to stridently continue even though I knew I was struggling."

Following the birth of her son, Dockrill says she felt she'd fallen out of love with her life and began getting severe anxiety attacks. Things worsened for the new mum, however, when she accused her partner, Hugo of kidnapping their child.

Dockrill was eventually hospitalized and spent two weeks away from her newborn. She struggled to recognize herself and says suicidal thoughts became normalized.

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However, Adele's friend reveals she's now on her way to recovery and is "happy, confident and strong," and continuing to receive support from family and medical experts.

"I am myself," she adds.

Adele and Dockrill have been praised on social media for opening up about postpartum psychosis.

"Laura has put into words everything that I could not. Reading her article has made me feel less alone," wrote one of Adele's followers.

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Another added, "Thank you to both of you for sharing this. It바카라 게임 웹사이트s a horrid thing to go through and it바카라 게임 웹사이트s great that you have the support of a great friend and family. People need to know they are not alone."

According to the in the U.K., postpartum psychosis 바카라 게임 웹사이트 otherwise known as puerperal psychosis or postnatal psychosis 바카라 게임 웹사이트 is a serious mental health illness that can affect a woman soon after she has a baby and usually shows signs within the first two weeks after giving birth.

Symptoms include hallucinations, delusions, manic moods, loss of inhibitions, confusion, restlessness and feeling suspicious or fearful.

The NHS advises seeing a doctor immediately if you think you, or someone you know, may have developed postpartum psychosis symptoms.