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Influencers discussing maternity and mental health

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Influencers Isabella Ladera and Lele Pons have shared personal accounts regarding the physical and mental health challenges associated with motherhood and pregnancy. Isabella Ladera utilized TikTok to document her postpartum physical changes, emphasizing the importance of respecting the recovery process and providing visibility to the physical realities of the period following childbirth. Nearly a month after giving birth to her son, Koa, she stated, “We just gave life and that has much more merit than the figure you have now.” Lele Pons discussed her experience with emotional instability during her first ~~pregnancy.~~ pregnancy on the podcast “The Squeeze.” She revealed that she had to suspend long-term pharmacological treatments for OCD, ADHD, Tourette syndrome, and ~~depression to~~ depression—medications she had relied on since age 10—to protect the ~~pregnancy, which~~ pregnancy. This resulted in severe withdrawal symptoms and intensified mental health ~~struggles.~~ struggles, with Pons noting, “I didn't like being pregnant... it was as if I wasn't stable.” Approximately one year after giving birth to her daughter, Eloísa, Pons announced her intention to restart a rigorous fitness routine to regain her pre-pregnancy physical condition, acknowledging previous inconsistencies with physical care. In a related context, fitness trainer Debbie Soto shared her own postpartum experience, noting she had maintained a consistent exercise and nutrition regimen throughout her pregnancy, though she temporarily paused activity to focus on her newborn daughter, Isabella.

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