katstone

Katherine Stone
Atlanta
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Blogs (if more than one, separate with commas): postpartum_progress
Blog URLs: http://postpartumprogress.typepad.com
Topics I blog about: baby_blues, postpartum_depression, postpartum_psychosis, postpartum_anxiety, perinatal_mood_disorders, postpartum_mood_disorders, ppd
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BlogHer Conferences attended: blogher_'07
Birthday: december_10
Gender: female
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Favorite TV shows: grey's_anatomy
Favorite Foods: anything_with_sugar
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Favorite Causes: women_with_postpartum_mood_disorders
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Celebrity who looks like me: people_tell_me_julianne_moore, people_tell_me_julianne_moore_--_guess_it's_cause_
If I won the lottery (3 things): i_would_pay_off_my_bills, buy_a_house_in_seaside, fl_and_give_gobs_of_money_for_advancement_of_the_t, pay_bills, buy_house_in_seaside
Relationship Status: married
Children at home (#): 2
Schools (name): michigan_state_university
Degrees: b.a._journalism
Industries Worked: consumer_packaged_goods
Employers: the_coca-cola_company, cohn_and_wolfe
Zip code: 30215
Who am I?
Katherine Stone suffered postpartum obsessive compulsive disorder with the birth of her son in 2001. She is now an advocate for women with postpartum mood disorders, primarily through her blog Postpartum Progress, the most widely-read blog in the United States on these illnesses, which include postpartum depression, postpartum OCD and postpartum psychosis. Her articles on PPD have appeared in such places as Newsweek magazine (July 7, 2004) and www.womenshealth.gov, a U.S. Department of Health & Human Services website (October 2005). She is also a Guest Editor on the topic of postpartum depression at BlogHer (www.blogher.org), and has appeared on CNN.com, Yahoo! and E! News Online.
Prior to becoming a full time advocate and stay-at-home mom, Stone spent 7 years in marketing at The Coca-Cola Company, most recently as Director of Experiential Marketing. Her first blog, Decent Marketing, was named a "Best Business Blog: Women at Work" by Fast Company magazine. She lives in the Atlanta area with her husband, 6-year-old son and 1-year-old daughter