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Support services for post-partum depression

? Pacific Post Partum Support Society provides group and individual counselling. Visit www. postpartum.org or call the support line at 604-2557999.


 
Hollie Hall

Help for post-partum depression

Hollie Hall says she's always been a worrier, but she wasn't prepared for the kind of anxiety she suffered with the birth of her two children.


 

'Living Life to the Full' course in North Delta

The Delta branch of Canadian Mental Health Association is running another "Living Life to the Full" course facilitated by Carolyn Bell, MA.


 
Animal lovers saw the end

Vet sentenced for horse death

The long saga of an emaciated horse found in a Langley ditch ended in court in 2012, with a conviction for the owner.


 

Killer of city teen in trouble again

An Abbotsford man formerly convicted of manslaughter in the death of a New Westminster teenage girl is now charged with counselling a person to commit suicide.


 

Making the gut-mind connection

We can't deny the existence of the gut-mind connection. Ask anyone who suffers with irritable bowel syndrome or inflammatory bowel disease about the damning impact anxiety and stress has on their digestive tract conditions.


 
Sarah Jamieson

Ultrarunner heals through helping others

IN the wake of a personal tragedy, North Vancouver native Sarah Jamieson has decided the best means of healing is to continue putting one foot in front of the other.


 

Appreciate support while the Living Room lasted

We are writing to thank you for promoting the Living Room Support Group that met at Highland Community Church (people with depression, anxiety, bipolar) over the past four years, by including our program in your "Community Events" listings, and display advertising.


 

Former vet avoids jail sentence

Mark Marohn is banned from owning animals for three years, Surrey Provincial Court Judge Reg Harris ruled Friday.


 
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Tool explores postpartum journey

IT'S estimated that one out of six women are affected by depression or anxiety following the birth or adoption of a child.


 

Fundraiser targets postpartum depression

It's not a memoir or a movie about a woman who indulges and explores to find herself. Instead, Eat, Shop, Love for Moms is meant to help support new moms who may be housebound, anxious and depressed, in time for Mother's Day.


 

Post-partum help

Pacific Post Partum Support Society has launched a new website designed to help women deal with the sadness and anxiety that can accompany the birth of a new baby. The Postpartum Journey highlights real stories from women who have experienced depression and anxiety during pregnancy or after the birth of their baby. The Journey also includes links to fact sheets, handouts and resources for women who may be suffering from postpartum depression or would like to learn more about it. The new tool was developed by the society in partnership with Vancouver Coastal Health, Provincial Health Services Authority and Providence Health Care. For more information, go to postpartum.org.


 

Let's learn from this sad history

I write regarding your very interesting story Daughter Taken From NV Teen Mother (North Shore News, March 18) about Hanne Andersen's 1983 experience when her baby was taken from her. I didn't know such things happened. How very sad.


 

Drunk driver Piper has suffered enough

Re: "Killer driver gets $70,000," the Now, Feb. 14.


 

Depressed . . . please help!

"Pastor, I am so depressed and nothing seems to help!"


 

Beating those February blahs

Groundhogs north of the border may have predicted an early spring this year, but for some people living here, the shortest month of the year still seems to drag on forever.


 

Beating the winter blahs

Groundhogs north of the border may have predicted an early spring this year, but for some people living here, the shortest month of the year still seems to drag on forever.


 
Jim Parent

Police seek missing North Van man

POLICE have put out a plea for tips four days after a North Vancouver man went missing from his Lynn Valley home.


 
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Killer driver gets $70,000

A Surrey drunk driver who killed a 12-year-old North Delta boy in 1996 after running a red light has been awarded $70,000 by a B.C. Supreme Court judge after he successfully sued another motorist who rear-ended his car 10 years after the fatal crash.