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Description
When mothers look back at their perinatal experiences, they will often
reflect on what they loved, learned, or regretted. It was Vanessa
Simmons’ bout with a perinatal mood disorder (postpartum depression,
anxiety, and psychosis), a traumatic hospital stay, and a near-death
sedative experience that opened her eyes to the fact that this journey
must be one of intentional dedication to her perinatal personal growth
and development. Vanessa learned to make conscious choices during birth
and breastfeeding about what she desired and what she didn’t. She knew
deep down that if she went back to the OB/GYN who told her that vomiting
8-10 times a day with hyperemesis was normal, it could possibly lead to
a dangerous, if not fatal, delivery. Vanessa Simmons dedicates this work
to the Black community, specifically, because of the disparities that
they have faced and tried to overcome for such a long time. As a firstgeneration
Ghanaian-American, Simmons believes that each disparity can
be resolved with an individual focus on maternal healthcare to give
mothers, fathers, and babies an optimally supported start to new life.