Rosanna Davison says she’s still dealing with infertility ‘trauma’

Rosanna Davison (38) has revealed how she is still dealing with the “trauma” of infertility, despite being a mother of three.

he was candid with followers about her anxiety, admitting that the “anxieties of motherhood” can be exhausting.

Rosanna gave birth to twins in November 2020 after giving birth to her daughter through a surrogate last year, and she has been open about her emotional journey to motherhood.

“Newborns are exhausting and exhausting (especially when having multiple babies!) but time goes by so quickly (quickly!),,” she told her followers on Facebook. Instagram.

“I’ve found that infertility is much more emotionally and physically exhausting. It’s an inescapable constant anxiety. The fear of the unknown.

“Despite the number of people affected, infertility remains a silent struggle for a lot of people, a very personal and sensitive topic to discuss.

“It’s a complicated type of trauma and I’m still working through it despite having a baby,” she said.

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“The best advice I can share if you’re struggling, based solely on what I find helpful, is to talk about it as much as possible with trusted friends or family (or family members). therapy, if possible), be present and accept it. Every day acknowledge your very valuable emotions and find a healthy outlet for your emotions. Sending lots of love. .”

With the post, Rosanna shared a sweet snap while hugging her daughter Sophia in 2020.

“Celebrate from today 2020… all dressed up for our first dinner date with Sophia, who was 9 weeks old at the time (in my experience, newborns suit you so well in your life). dinner. The milk was delicious at first and they slept the rest of the time. Toddlers? Not very much).

“Like most new parents, I was sleep-deprived, exhausted, and overwhelmed as a mother and learning from the job. (I still feel so overwhelmed now tbh!).

“But we finally got the baby we’ve always wanted and could barely believe our luck,” she said.

Rosanna has been open about her motherhood journey.

Over the years, the former Miss Ireland had 14 early miscarriages and the 15th miscarriage after her daughter Sophia was born.

“There were a few years when we tried to have a family but it didn’t work out and we spent a lot of time dealing with early miscarriages or time going to clinics and fertility specialists. property,” the former Miss Ireland told Goss. ie recently.

“I used to find Christmas very difficult because it really becomes apparent when you want a family but it doesn’t happen to you that Christmas is so much about children and making it magical for children and the visits of Santa Claus as well as the excitement of Christmas for young children.

“I just wanted to experience it with my own family. So I often do everything to distract myself and dive into work,” she revealed.