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Katherine S. Patient Expert

Atlanta, Georgia
Katherine Stone suffered postpartum obsessive compulsive disorder with the birth of her son in... Full Bio
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Oct 22 2009 by miriam

Hi Katherine,

I'm so sorry to hear about your experience of postpartum OCD. I agree with you that many women's disorders are poorly researched and women are therefore uninformed and told that everything is "in their head". As a sufferer of Vulvodynia, I can certainly relate. Good for you- sending a letter to your senators. It's time to get women's health issues treated seriously!

Miriam xx