Brazilian lawyer Lívia Gonçalves, 37, was diagnosed with postpartum depression when her daughter Liz turned one — at the same time she lost her job. She says her first signs were not wanting to be near her own child and an overwhelming urge to just lie down and cry.
What Was Lívia's Pregnancy Like Before the Birth?
Lívia Gonçalves, 37, had already faced endometriosis and surgery before becoming pregnant. During her pregnancy, she was diagnosed with a short cervix, putting her at risk of premature birth. She underwent a cerclage procedure, spent weeks on bed rest from week 24 to 36, and took medication to reduce premature labor risks.
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