Mariah Antetokounmpo shares “silent battles” is “fighting”

The American Professional League star Anttokounmpowife Maria It opens around the “silent battles” that I have faced since she became a mother of four years. Frankly, emotional conflicts participated in her journey after birth after welcoming her fourth child, Arya, in the hope of helping others.

By talking to her and sharing her journey publicly, hope to shed some light on the challenges that are often unaware that new mothers face and encourage others to know that they are not alone and to remember that they tend to their “their village.”

In recent post Instagram Maria is frankly talking about the conflicts she has dealt with since the birth of her fourth child, her daughter Aria Kapri, early this year.

“She smiles on the constant fear.

“The weakness at the present time is somewhat frightening, but if I can help only one person, I believe that sharing my story deserves it. I do not tell my experience for sympathy or prizes – I participate because I want to use my platform in the hope of helping someone else on what might fight with his mental health.

Maria explained that “nothing can really promise you to become my mother” and she shared some of her personal journey after birth after Arya’s birth.

“Although childbirth was the most physically painful thing that my body was subjected to, the fighting of my mental health has proven completely challenge,” I participated. “I escaped from PPD with our virgin, but I was not really ready for what would have come this time.”

Maria has shared that she started suffering from anxiety before birth for the fourth time. “Although there are no symptoms,” she said it is difficult to get rid of the feeling that it is “a final disease that would prevent me from seeing my children grow up.”

She continued: “My panic attacks worsened, and I relied on the Internet as a diagnostic tool that sent me to the darkest spiral.” “I have an incredible village in my corner, but I felt very fearful and shy about this aspect of myself to reach.”

My four mom continued to participate that the presence of “newborns and three big children” was fun, but he was also “chaotic”.

“Our fourth child is the sweetest small angel that has been placed on him at all. It perfectly fits our crazy small bubbles.” “It brings me its ongoing smiles and a pure joy. But whether it is the honeymoon stage full of welcoming a new child, or the enormous (and fast) changes that occur within my family, my mental health has taken a turn – and dark ideas began to crawl again.”

Maria shared that she started “closing everything and everyone came out.” She tried to gather things as best, but she was not “herself.”

She said: “It is a frightening and only feeling to be physical, but mentally elsewhere.” “I love my village, but I didn’t want to burden their burden. I felt selfish to open up – convinced that I just add the weight to the people who really hold them.”

This feeling led Maria to hide her pain, hide her tears, and continued as it was. Although she is still “struggling”, she now has “faith that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.”

By sharing her struggles after birth, Maria takes a step in the “journey of healing” and contemplates if her story is an echo with others, it helps in some way.

She said: “This is one of the first times that I confessed to the silent battles that I was fighting – but this frankly feels free.” “I am not used to be, but I am on my way to become intended to be.”

I continued to share what I learned during this season. “