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Jul 22, 2026
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  1. Issue · Jul 22, 2026

    I wake up soaked in sweat every night (opens the original)

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    Three weeks after my son was born, I woke up at 3am so wet I thought I’d wet the bed.I hadn’t. My shirt, the sheets, all of it, soaked through. I sat there in the dark doing the math. Fever? No. Sick? No. Just... soaked, for no reason I could find.Nobody had mentioned this could even happen. Not the discharge papers, not my mother, not a single one of the fifty postpartum articles I’d already half-read in the hospital. So I did what we all do at 3am with a new baby and a phone: I googled it, hal

  2. Issue · Jul 20, 2026

    You don't get it back all at once (opens the original)

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    Nobody warned me about this part, so let me warn you.Everyone talks about the bounce back like it’s a date on the calendar. Like there’s a morning coming where you wake up, the old you is back, and life just continues where it paused.I’ve watched so many moms wait for that morning. It doesn’t come. And when it doesn’t, they quietly decide something must be wrong with them.Nothing is wrong with you.You don’t get your body back all at once. You get it back in pieces.The first piece is tiny. One mo

  3. Issue · Jul 15, 2026

    I stopped peeing when I sneeze (opens the original)

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    Six months after my son was born, I sneezed in the grocery line.You know the rest. That warm little “oh no.” I laughed it off at the register, made some joke about allergies, and cried in the car with the groceries melting in the trunk.Here’s the part that still makes me a little angry. I wasn’t ignoring the problem. I was doing everything I’d been told. Which was one word, repeated by everyone from my discharge nurse to my mother in law: kegels.Nobody checked if I was doing them right. I wasn’t

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