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Should Ohio candidates be able to use campaign funds on child care costs?

Should Ohio candidates be able to use campaign funds on child care costs?
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Should Ohio candidates be able to use campaign funds on child care costs?

Should Ohio candidates be able to use campaign funds on child care costs?
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Mental health crisis sparked career change for Leeds mum

Submitting. Abi Fenton has trained as a holistic healer after discovering natural therapies during her own mental health crisis. She has shared her story with the the Yorkshire Evening Post as we continue to shine a light on the issue of mental health through our #SpeakYourMind campaign, which was first launched in 2017. The mum-of-two said she has gone from “struggling to manage with my own mental health to supporting others to heal”. “I was off work as a teacher for a very long time and initially I was very ill, breathless, dizzy and I couldn’t leave the house,” she said.

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New and expectant mums across the region reminded that its OK not to be OK

New and expectant mums across the region reminded that its “OK not to be OK” A woman who experienced serious mental health problems during pregnancy and the early months of motherhood is urging other new and expectant mums who are struggling to reach out for support. Francesca Austen, from Flintshire, experienced heightened anxiety during pregnancy and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) after the birth of her daughter Aderyn in 2019. Instead of enjoying the first few weeks of motherhood, she had difficulties bonding and started feeling resentment towards her newborn baby. The 29-year-old, from Mold, was supported by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board’s specialist Perinatal Mental Health Service, which has recently been expanded, with funding from the Welsh Government.

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Flintshire mum talks about perinatal mental health issues

A FLINTSHIRE woman who experienced serious mental health problems during pregnancy and the early months of motherhood is urging other new and expectant mums who are struggling to reach out for support. Francesca Austen experienced heightened anxiety during pregnancy and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) after the birth of her daughter Aderyn in 2019. Instead of enjoying the first few weeks of motherhood, she had difficulties bonding and started feeling resentment towards her newborn baby. The 29 year-old, from Mold, was supported by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board’s specialist Perinatal Mental Health Service, which has recently been expanded, with funding from the Welsh Government.

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