Lewis Howes

Yeah.

I mean, something that guys will never know what that feels like.

Yeah.

You know, we'll never know what that feels like with their wives or people that have gone through that.

I can imagine.

Wow.

I mean, but I think a lot of women, even if they haven't had a miscarriage, it sounds like what is very common for pregnant women after they deliver a baby is postpartum depression and some form of come down.

Even though you have this beautiful miracle and gift that has come into your life,

But even my wife, Martha, she's the most positive person I've ever met.

She has tools, she goes to therapy, she's been doing these things for years.

But she had, I guess it was pre-diabetes or gestational diabetes-like symptoms during the pregnancy and then preeclampsia.

And it was rough for her for about six weeks.

And she is super positive and has the tools and has support and family's there and has a supportive husband.

All these things are there and it was still challenging for her.

And there's still moments now, but a lot of women don't have all that support and they go through extreme postpartum depression.

Did you experience any of that and how can we serve moms who have delivered babies on how to set themselves up for success after the delivery to minimize those things?

Yeah.

Survives too.

Yeah, yeah.

How do you wrestle with science and spirituality?