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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The friend sounds pretty self centered. The baby is healthy and instead of being happy. She is pissed it didn’t happen the exact same way she wanted. [/quote] NP. You are an idiot with no understanding of PPD. OP you've gotten some good advice here - ask her about her experience and be supportive and mirroring; don't be dismissive or "chin up" about it. Then talk about the baby and gush. Tell her DH to bring up her PPD with the doctor (pediatrician or OB, doesn't matter) so that she can get a referral. This will pass but it sucks when she's going through it. You're a good friend.[/quote] Well with the attitude the mom has....she set herself up for PPD. [/quote] Desperate for attention again, I see. Pound sand.[/quote]
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