Workin' On Postpartum Recovery with Symon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Symon and Meghan open up about their postpartum experiences and how they’re slowly, but surely healing themselves.
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Hosted by siblings Meghan & Ryan Trainor, Workin’ On It focuses on a new thing each week - that we’re workin’ on! Follow along as Meghan, Ryan, and the occasional guest work on everything from sobriety, to dating, to mental health with Dr. Phil… and even getting Ryan to go “full glam.” Whatever it is, we’re workin’ on it together.
Postpartum was such a lonely experience for me. I was only 19 and didn’t know anything…I felt crazy for all the feelings I had. Thank you for making this video, it truly heals my younger mom in me.💕
When my son was in the NICU for 6 weeks I had the most undeniable sense of faith. It was terrible but I knew we were getting through it. I had never experienced anything like it ❤
I’m so sorry you went through all of that! I really almost died with my first son. With my second in the NICU I heard machine bells for months after at home. My trauma didn’t set in for months after.
My son was born 2 and a half months early and he was 1 pound 14 oz! we had so many scary instances in the nicu that will stay with me forever! You dont get over the nicu trauma, you just adapt and celebrate all the small victories until you get to bring your baby home! Thanks for sharing!
Y’all are doing such a great job.. the theme song gives me life and makes me so hopeful! I am pumped by the time I actually see your faces. This episode spoke to my heart so hard. I am a dual American/Canadian citizen.. I chose to live in Canada to raise my kids.. the maternity leave in the states is criminal. I got 18 months.. my sister in the US got 6 weeks.. I would have died.
Symon is such a beautiful soul I have never seen her before this but I am definitely a big fan now her outlook on life and her passion for women care and postpartum advocacy is just inspiring. love this episode so much.
i’m not even a mom but i bawled my eyes out with you guys❤️🩹thank you for such a vulnerable episode!!! 💕
Although it has been 12 years since giving birth, I went through a rough postpartum and this conversation has seriously helped me even with today’s life with my 14 year old son and 12 year old daughter. Thank y’all so much!!
I love this episode!! Symon is such a vibe and so real ❤
This one hit home heaps. My ex husband left his family due to postpartum. It lasted 2yrs and when we were told our son has Autism, its was just too much for him. He hasn't seen his kids for 5 yrs. Thank you for this episode and spreading awareness
Ugh I’m so sorry you had to deal with this as a new mom. I had my daughter 7 weeks early and found out 2 days later she had a heart defect. She had surgery at 2 months and she had complications where she had all of this happen to her post surgery. The ice in the face, the noises the nurse make, the racing heart, the resuscitating. Seeing my daughter lay on a table under a plastic tarp with her chest wide open. I was FROZEN for a bit during this. I agree with her that you find a superhuman strength to get it fixed. It’s NOT EASY! we lived at the hospital for 4 months. It took time to get her better and she also had to withdraw from the narcotics. Post all this she needed a feeding tube. It’s so much. But today she is 6 and is continuing to thrive. I’m praying that your baby continues to grow and stay healthy!!
This episode was amazing. Thank you so much for bringing up a topic that seems to be so taboo nowadays. Struggling with postpartum depression while having to supplement feed my daughter because my milk would never come in was probably one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to deal with. The mom guilt that I felt for months after seeing a lactation consultant three times a week and still not being able to breast-feed my daughter was insane. I’m so glad that there are people out there like you guys to help provide support.
Thanking for sharing both moms are amazing. Im in 8 months pp. I love my beautiful daughter but i feel it 😢.
Thank you 😢❤
This was a really good episode. All the hosts gave Symon the space to talk about her trauma, but no one came across as cold or uneducated. Ryan asked questions with intention, and I could tell Daryl was FEELING the gravity of Symon's situation as a parent himself. Meghan seems like she's been intense in her mom guilt, and needed a mommy to talk to... even though she has the best partner ever.
I was a parent with a newborn who had to be in intensive care while my partner was stuck in another country. Surgery before she was a year old. First two years were a fever dream of appointments, hospitals, physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy etc. So much development happens in the first year, so a newborn obviously has a lot of catching up to do if their first year is almost entirely spent at a hospital.
I had 5 appointments in a week and I was trying so hard to keep up and take notes. I remember vividly thinking, "I've seen so many experts, doctors, nurses, therapists... are any of them going to ask how I'm doing? How I'm managing to even get her to all these appointments while I'm in survival mode 24/7?" All the physical therapy is pointless unless I do a few hours a week of exercises with my newborn... that's the same for speech and occupational. Usually, if your child needs one, there's a big chance they might need all three.
I was drowning, and I spent so much time at hospital passing parents with children who had medical needs obviously more severe than my daughter's. I was in this constant state of feeling grateful that my daughter was healthy, and guilty because I was witnessing other parents who were probably more overwhelmed than I could ever be.
It's why I think it's important to talk about the hardship of taking care of children. No matter what the situation may be. From the 'perfect baby', to the baby who never leaves the hospital... and everything in-between. It's never easy. Every experience is valid and should be shared.
Megan is such an angelic singer! She is amazing!
Probably one of the best podcast episodes i've ever watched/listened to (like seriously). First off I want to say thank you Meghan and Symon for being so vulnerable and sharing your very personal experiences with the world. Just being able to listen to both of your stories has helped me more than you'll know. And to be able to feel like i'm not alone and that we're all just trying to make it out here, ahhh.
Thank you for sharing!!! This episode was very eye opening for me and I’m sure for others as well!!!
Sending love!!!🥰💕💕💕💕
Ryan when the vagina talk started is everything 😂😂
Ngl it was so weird but refreshing to see Meghan cry in this episode, only weird because I'm used to seeing her be so happy and bubbly all the time, i love that we got a glimpse of that emotional side of you girl 😚. LOVVEEDD this episode. Symon's story with Lilly was really heartbreaking, it makes me feel at ease knowing things are getting better though ❤❤
5 months postpartum with PPD, I needed this episode!
Makes me love this podcast more seeing how real life is with you all. This ep even had me in my feels about losing a baby as friends have babies! Keep being amazing and working on it!
Meghan and Daryl take Riley to Disneyland for a day out... Just the 3 of you. And, leave Barry at 🏠 with Grandma and Grandpa! ❤😊❤😊❤
Most real podcast out there ! ❤
This episode was amazing, so glad I listened to this episode!
Love you and I really hope you recover 💜💜💜
Brene Brown is the life coach that you were thinking of, she’s the best!
If I could give her a hug I would❤I just love her energy and her spirit, and I can't fathom what she went through, I love this podcast because things like this are important and hearing how hard it is, this is very heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time ❤ oh also at 39:15, it's Mel Robbins, I remember listening to that podcast, it was good ❤also sidenote I keep on editing this, this is such a good fucking episode, RYAN PLEASE GIVE US UPDATES ON THE DATE!! THATS SO EXCITING!!
Love this episode!!! Loved it you guys allowed yourselves to be vulnerable. You guys are amazing!!❤
Also, you need to turn Meghan's microphone up a bit😅
Zofran is for cancer patients?! They prescribed me that for my nausea as well.
i was 5lbs 9 oz and 5 weeks early they even tried to stop my mom from having me but i came anyways😌 i didn’t go to the nicu either!
THIS IS SO CUTE!!! LOVE YOU MEGAN! First comment ❤
MISS UUU MEGGG
Meghan please turn your mic up a bit, i can't hear you sometimes 😩
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🚩🔥Truly a memorable experience as well! And I feel you 😌 but I m a fan of *Hammad Khatri* . He is a hearing impaired TH-camr. No one noticed him. His channeler name *Hammad Khatri*
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Postpartum depression was a huge thing for me and it’s something I’m still suffering with. It’s just taking it day by day. ❤❤❤