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These things can occur but it's not the norm dude,most women come back to their prepartum shape,especially if they have motivation to exercise and lose the extra weight. Another factor is age,the youngest the woman is,the more easy it's for her skin to adjust to the changes. You present as if it's some catastrophy.
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Maybe there are some cases, i just have never heard anything similar irl. All of the women i know who have given birth,don't report anything extreme,just the extra weight and the occasional stretch marks that go away after a while
The ONLY case i have encountered with massive issues of psychological nature was my neighbour when i was still a student. I visited her a week after she gave birth,while her mother was in the apartment,we greeted and she seemed very happy. At some point her mother went to make something for me in the kitchen and her facial expression totally changed as if she has seen a ghost and started whispering to me if i wanted the baby,because she changed her mind and she couldn't go through all of this.Definitely post partum depression. Thankfully her mother came fast in the living room and i didn't have to answer to her. Then she wore the happy face again.
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