Fernanda Machado reflects on the challenges of motherhood: “This overload is ill”

In an interview with Opigigo! Novels, Fernanda Machado reveals 15 curiosities of her personal life and her professional career; Check!

With a successful career on TV, the actress Fernanda Machado You just launched the book everything that hasn’t told me about motherhood. In the work, he reveals experiences that are not only a part of his life, but of many other women. In an interview with With you! NovelsThe artist reveals 15 curiosities of his life and his career. Take a look below.

1. I wrote a book full of information on motherhood in modern times, mental health and female hormonal;
2. I speak of problems that go beyond my story, such as: endometriosis, gestational loss, depression and postpartum anxiety;
3. My book is not just for mothers, it is for all people, because everyone came from a mother. Reading everything that has not spoken to me about motherhood, we better understand all that our mothers have experienced to give us life;
4. My book is an excellent reading for women who are in doubt if they want to be mothers or not;
5. I also consider the reading necessary for men, so that they better understand all that their partners pass during pregnancy, the postpartum and perimenopausal;
6. I want to give reflection on how mothers are overwhelmed and they gradually get sick, paying this account with physical and mental health;
7. I propose the breakdown of various taboos, such as the silent mourning that many women face when they suffer a gestational loss;
8. There is no perfect mother, we are all human, with imperfections and limits. We learned material with our children every day. It is natural to make mistakes, apologize and go on. Mothers need empathy!;
9. I propose the breakdown of the Superm equi taboo, which explains everything and is balancing 1001 dishes. How much this overload is ill;
10. All women live or we will live menopause and we must talk about it, because information is power;
11. It is very common to live the perimenopausa after 35 or 40 years. This is not early, it’s normal;
12. I lived the perimenopausal and the puerperium at the same time with my second child. A very common combination in modern times;
13. I bring the warning of how female health has been forgotten for many years;
14. TDPM, pre -demerual dysphoric disorder, affects 31 million women in the world and destroys the lives of these women. Yet it is such a small topic;
15. I am already writing my second book, which will only concern hormones and I really want to make a documentary about women from all over the world suffering from TDPM.

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