Thanks for writing.  Yes, absolutely I am interested.  What a fascinating subject, perinatal depression.  There are other mental health issues also relevant to this subject.  What would you suggest as of immediate interest?

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Lisa Bernstein 
  To: The Women &amp, Literacy Discussion List 
  Cc: nifl-womenlit at nifl.gov ; Multiple recipients of list 
  Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 1:45 PM
  Subject: Re: [WomenLiteracy] women, literacy, and mental illness


  Are you interested in perinatal depression? 
  I do health literacy work around pregnancy - the rising prevalence of perinatal depression, coupled with research showing the link between stress and poor birth outcomes - is  rarely looked at in light of a woman't health literacy/literacy skills.  Perinatal depression is about much more than just hormones...  interested to hear what you come up with. 
   
  Lisa Bernstein
  Executive Director
  The What To Expect Foundation
  144 W. 80th Street
  New York, NY 10024
  212-712-9764
  www.whattoexpect.org

  Providing prenatal health and literacy support so that women in need know what to expect when expecting. 


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