294 | Olivia, MGP, PCOS, endometriosis, eating disorder, postnatal anxiety, clomid

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Recorded30 Mar 2022

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It’s estimated that one million Australians have an eating disorder with pregnancy and postpartum being high risk times for both the re-emergence or beginning of disordered eating habits. In today’s episode I chat to Olivia about how her history of disordered eating affected her pregnancy and postpartum experience, particularly the way she handled the drastic changes to her body after birth and the effects of social media on her mindset. She bravely shares her story which includes initial challenges to conceive (thanks in part to PCOS and endometriosis) and a positive induction and epidural experience. Consider this one a must listen! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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