Radio Resistance on Nostr: Look at this sad story from 1923. Herta Feller, 28, had just had a baby three weeks ...
Look at this sad story from 1923. Herta Feller, 28, had just had a baby three weeks prior to her suicide and was feeling "melancholy," according to her husband. Whatever was going on with Herta, she didn't get the care she needed and her baby grew up without a mother.
I'm obsessed with these old news stories and the lives of these people. Even that little baby would no longer be alive in 2025, unless they're 102. But all of these little stories collectively matter. Whenever a child loses a parent, it's a big deal, and they carry that with them for the rest of their lives. I should look up the stats, but it seemed like suicide rates for women during these oppressive periods were high. And people didn't really understand postpartum depression.
I'm obsessed with these old news stories and the lives of these people. Even that little baby would no longer be alive in 2025, unless they're 102. But all of these little stories collectively matter. Whenever a child loses a parent, it's a big deal, and they carry that with them for the rest of their lives. I should look up the stats, but it seemed like suicide rates for women during these oppressive periods were high. And people didn't really understand postpartum depression.