The most common pregnancy complication? A mental health disorder. | New Pittsburgh Courier

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The most common pregnancy complication? A mental health disorder. | New Pittsburgh Courier

Charvon Conner, left, holds her daughter Luna Mosley at their home in Hazelwood. (Photo by Clare Sheedy/PublicSource) A Pittsburgh therapy program aims to treat prenatal and postpartum depression, especially for Black parents. by Amy Whipple, PublicSource For 10 years, 33-year-old Charvon Conner tried to get pregnant. She has polycystic ovary syndrome, or … Continued

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