Becoming a mom was nothing like I expected. My pregnancy was rough, both physically and emotionally. I was navigating the ups and downs of that while also supporting my husband, who was struggling with health issues. For two years, he was dealing with seizures, and it felt like I was shouldering everything—pregnancy, his health, and the anxiety of it all. When our daughter was born, it wasn’t the joyous occasion I had imagined. I struggled with postpartum depression and found myself feeling lost. I didn’t know who I was anymore, and I had this deep sense of being alone in everything. It was tough to adjust to motherhood while trying to be strong for my husband too. But eventually, with the support of family, therapy, and taking things one day at a time, I found my way back to myself. Now, I want to help others who feel overwhelmed or lost in this journey—especially when it feels like everything is on your shoulders.