post·par·tum | \ pōs(t)-ˈpär-təm \

(adjective) 1: occurring in or being the period following childbirth

1844, from Latin post (“after") partum (“giving birth"), form of partus, from pariÅ (“I give birth"), from Proto-Indo-European *per- (“to bring forth").

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Story #91 - Anese, Reston VA (USA) - Black Motherhood, Isolation, Medical Malpractice, Preemie, NICU, Postpartum Depression

Black Motherhood, NICU, Postpartum StoriesAriane AudetOctober 22, 2020Black mother, Black birth, Black experience, Black maternal health, Black maternal mental health, NICU, NICU warrior, NICU baby, postpartum stories, postpartum depression stories, COVID postpartum stories, COVID birth

Story #73 - Mimi, Montréal QC (CANADA) / New-Orleans LA (USA) - On Raising a Child During a Pandemic, Black Lives Matter, Mothering After Adoption & Finding Our Ancestors

Adoption, Black Motherhood, COVIDAriane AudetMay 15, 2020Adoption, COVID-19, Pandemic, Isolation, USA, Canada

post·​par·​tum | \ pōs(t)-ˈpär-təm \

(adjective) 1: occurring in or being the period following childbirth

post·par·tum | \ pōs(t)-ˈpär-təm \