Mother Shares Experience With Hyperemesis Gravidarum

Fernanda Paes Leme has recently opened up about her body insecurities following the birth of her daughter, emphasizing the societal pressure on mothers to quickly regain their pre-baby figures. In an interview, psychologist Letícia de Oliveira discussed the mental health challenges new mothers face, highlighting the importance of self-acceptance and empathy. Separately, Atlanta McIntyre experienced a traumatic pregnancy due to hyperemesis gravidarum, which led to her being placed in an induced coma during childbirth, ultimately missing the birth of her daughter. She aims to raise awareness about the severity of this condition, which affects a small percentage of pregnant women. Lastly, Marisa Christie faced a life-threatening amniotic embolism during the birth of her triplets, leading to a medically induced coma and multiple cardiac arrests, but she and her babies have since recovered. These stories highlight the diverse challenges and unexpected medical situations women can face during and after pregnancy.