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'Ariane Beeston smashes the romantic myth of motherhood in her memoir Because I’m Not Myself, You See. In 20 short, gripping, sad and moving chapters, Beeston explains her frightening experience of postpartum psychosis and depressive illness as a new young mother.'' (Introduction)
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‘I’m on My Way Home from Work When My Baby Turns into a Dragon’. Ariane Beeston’s Postpartum Psychosis Gave Lie to the Romance of Motherhood
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- Because I'm Not Myself, You See : A Memoir of Motherhood, Madness and Coming Back From the Brink 2024 single work autobiography
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