Epi-43-Beyond the 555

Welcome FOZA Family, Friends, and Fans to Episode 43 of the Friends of Zayne Adams Podcast for The Awareness of Postpartum Depression, Suicide prevention, and education for the children who are left behind.
In today’s podcast, we want to create an engaging and supportive conversation that provides both practical information and emotional support to mothers navigating challenges, especially when faced with concerns such as insurance uncertainty and job instability, particularly in the postpartum period. It’s because there are lots of moms who contribute to the household finances and some who are the primary source of medical insurance for the entire family. We know that fathers are facing the same uncertainties, and it’s putting entire families in a stressful atmosphere, but it's never too early or too late to plan for less stress.
In this Episode, we will highlight:
o Navigating employment and health insurance uncertainty
o The importance of tracking your postpartum recovery
o Building your support network
o Understanding you are not going through this alone
o Tools—track your recovery
o Your job does not define your worth
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www.FOZAInc.org - Friends of Zayne Adams is a 501c3 nonprofit.
#FOZA4PPDAwareness
FOZA wants to help stop the suicides, the stigma, the silence, and the suffering associated with PPD. We support the children whose parent(s) died due to a depression related illness. FOZA Finds resources according to zip codes to support postpartum moms and FOZA invites professionals with resources and desire to communicate to join our cause.

FOZA began in 2018 when Christina LaShawn Thompson-Adams died from suicide related to Postpartum Depression. Christina left behind a one-month old son and "Auggie the FOZA Bear" was created as a comfort and a way to cope with the grief. If you know of a child who has lost a parent due to a depression related illness, please request a FREE FOZA.

To receive more detailed information, make a request at: www.FOZAInc.org

Proceeds from the purchase of each FOZA goes to support awareness for PPD and Maternal Mental Health.