Easton cop's wife's suicide shines spotlight on postpartum depression
Ariana Sutton was an accomplished dancer, loving mother, happy and full of life. Now her family wants to shine a spotlight on postpartum depression.
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Ariana Sutton was an accomplished dancer, loving mother, happy and full of life. Now her family wants to shine a spotlight on postpartum depression.
Ariana Sutton, 36, died at her home in Norton, 40 miles south west of Boston, on May 31. She had given birth to twins - a boy named Rowan and a girl called Everly - nine days before.
"If another family's able to avoid what we're going through right now, it's worth it to share our story," Ariana Sutton's sister said.
Ariana Sutton died by suicide nine days after giving birth to twins, and the police chief is encouraging others not to judge but to learn.
Ariana Sutton was an accomplished dancer, loving mother, happy and full of life. Now her family wants to shine a spotlight on postpartum depression.