Hey guys welcome back to preview lines, it's Sarah and Whitney.

Okay, so we're gonna do, this is one of two series that's gonna be aimed towards our pregnancy

moms and this is just educational more but you know and it's good to just even hear

it because you may have you may be post part now and think like oh my gosh that was

me no one ever told me so the first one we're doing is, yes,

you can be depressed in pregnancy.

It's true.

Now, let's go back and say, what is depression?

Correct. So depression is going to be more along the lines of

a lack of motivation. You can be feeling hopeless like there is not a way out kind of imagine like you're almost down in this

pit or in this well yeah and you just look up around you and you think I

can't get out of this right like I'm going to die here. Yeah which I know that sounds very harsh

Depression can be harsh harsh and so I don't say that to discourage people I say that as a reality

I do also want to put a clarifier out there that it is not inevitable for you to be depressed during pregnancy.

Right. Just that it can occur pre-Nadilly and we're going to be here to kind of talk about the risk factors,

contributing factors for that, what that can look like, things of that nature.

And let's break it down to it saying depression's not your fault.

Correct.

None of these mental health conditions are your fault.

It's a medical condition.

It's like you didn't go out and seek it.

You didn't choose to feel this way.

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