
22/11/2023
After having our babies, it is so common to feel like we have baby brain; for some of us, these changes present as forgetfulness or memory loss.
For others, it’s a haziness or, brain fog or trouble concentrating.
For me personally, it was all of the above, compounded by a twin pregnancy (double everything, yay for me) plus extreme and chronic life stress savaging my nervous system and, for the icing on top – mould toxicity.
When I went to the doctor to share my anxiety that ‘something didn’t feel right’, I was told it was ‘just baby brain’.
Now, in hindsight, I can see; sure, we may get a little baby brain, but many other factors significantly impacted my cognitive ability, and perhaps, if these had been explored, I could have healed faster.
Fair to say, I was extremely burnt out, severely depleted and chronically fatigued, and my brain had nothing left to power it, so, yep, there is the brain fog.
It saddens me that for the last few years, I was not my best self with my children, but I loved them so hard that every day, I tried again, again and again.
Each day learning a little more on how to heal myself. Forgiving myself. Understanding that loving myself was just as important as loving my children.
So, how did I get better? It was not just one thing. There were many pieces to the puzzle.
But in this blog I share one of the most instrumental things I did to get my brain back, read on >>
After having our babies, it is so common to feel like we have baby brain; for some of us, these changes present as forgetfulness or memory loss. For others, it’s a haziness or, brain fog or trouble concentrating. For me personally, it was all of the above, compounded by a twin pregnancy (double ev...