Marie Osmond Interview Opportunity

Auto Channel -- Robert Gordon, Co-Publisher

           ON THE SCENE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS A SATELLITE MEDIA TOUR

                                  MARIE OSMOND

                                DISCUSSES HER BOOK

                                 BEHIND THE SMILE:
                     MY JOURNEY OUT OF POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION



                              THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2001
                          8:00 AM – 10:30 AM (PACIFIC)

Following the birth of a baby, a wide range of emotions is considered normal.  
Often there are feelings of excitement and joy, along with relief... the long 
months of waiting are finally over!  Mothers may also feel overwhelmed, anxious,
and uncertain.  Regardless of how well you prepared or how much you looked 
forward to your baby's birth, this first year may include some unexpected 
"highs" and "lows."   Time, patience, and the support of loved ones are all 
helpful during this time of adjustment.  Sometimes, however, women may still 
experience emotions that are bewildering, unsettling, even frightening.  These 
more confusing emotions can be classified in three ways: 

      ·	Baby Blues
      ·	Postpartum Depression
      ·	Postpartum Psychosis

Of the three, Postpartum Depression strikes 1 in 10 women.  Postpartum 
Depression (PPD) may affect a woman within days of the delivery or appear 
gradually, sometimes up to a year later.  

Looking to help women who suffer from PPD and their family members, Marie Osmond
shares her story through PPD in her book, “Behind the Smile: My Journey out of 
Postpartum Depression.”  Along with Dr. Judith Moore, Osmond includes real help 
for women suffering through the trying period.  Osmond gives advice about PPD 
and where to find medical treatments.  She also discusses what safe, natural 
therapies and diet guidelines can help rebalance the body’s hormones.

Marie Osmond will discuss:
·“Behind the Smile”
·Symptoms of Postpartum Depression
·Treatment for women who suffer from Postpartum Depression
·Myths of Postpartum Depression
·And more…

For more information or to obtain an interview with Marie Osmond contact
Beverly Brunston at (323) 930 – 5828 or via email: bbrunston@onthescene.com

For information or support groups relating to PPD go to www.infotrail.com

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