Ask the Author: Judy Dippel
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Judy Dippel
My own experience with postpartum depression (not to be confused with the more common baby blues) has been a catalyst for reaching out to women who all too often suffer in silence. It is a clinical condition that affects 11-20% of new mothers. My hope is to dispel the darkness with facts, share other women's stories to help women know they are not the only one, they are not going crazy and they WILL get well.
Judy Dippel
The people, places and things in the world all around me. My senses. God. Our universal experiences of joy and pain all have a story to tell. I feel a responsibility to come alongside other women, particularly, to share what I have learned and overcome, in hopes of inspiring and encouraging.
Judy Dippel
Interestingly, LOVE. Also, as a freelance writer and editor I am completing content editing two books for clients.
Judy Dippel
Just begin. Write. Trust your unique voice. Know that all writer's feel inadequate "to write" at first. Work on learning and improving. It is a never-ending journey. . . and a great one!
Judy Dippel
The privilege of telling a story, or sharing real life facts that influence someone else's life for the better.
Judy Dippel
I either sleep on it and come back to it the next day, or go for a walk... get some exercise and "clear my brain." Like magic, creativity returns.
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