At 35, Sharon Jakab knew something was wrong when she started hallucinating. “I saw my grandmother on the wall in the room. She was talking to me. I wasn’t sleeping, and I was a mess,” she says from her home in Burlington, Ont. Jakab had been suffering from postpartum depression following the birth of her daughter. About a year and a half later, Jakab had another episode of postpartum depression following an ectopic pregnancy. It became so bad, she was suicidal. “There was a gun in […]
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