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Support for
Every Mother Postpartum

Compassion, guidance, and community for mothers

Highlighted Projects

The Alchemy of Motherhood Book

Through medical research and personal experience, my book explores the gaps in maternal healthcare, the realities of birth trauma, and the challenges of postpartum mental health. Publishing in 2026, by Cynren Press. 

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Postpartum Data Project

This project gathers survey responses from mothers and healthcare workers to reveal real experiences within the maternal healthcare system. By combining voices from both sides, it highlights systemic gaps, and calls for change. 

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About

Alchemy al·che·my /ˈalkəmē/: a seemingly magical process of transformation, creation, or combination.

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At AOM, we provide community-based support and resources to bridge the gap in postpartum care. Together, we create a safe space so no mother has to face this journey alone.

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Your Pathways to Support

Explore topics, find community, and access tools designed to help you feel supported and prepared.

Mental Health Topics

Understand postpartum challenges like PPD, anxiety, and more

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Resources & Tools

Access tools, data projects,
and real-world guidance

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The Critical Periods of Maternal Health

CDC data shows that most pregnancy-related deaths occur after birth revealing critical gaps in postpartum care.

11.2% Day of Delivery

Losses that occur during delivery.

67.9%  1–365 Days Postpartum

Nearly two thirds of pregnancy-related deaths happen after birth, during a period where structured care is often minimal or absent.

Breakdown of Postpartum Deaths

9.5% within 1–6 days – the most vulnerable window

20.6% within 7–42 days – when recovery care is often lacking

37.8% within 43–365 days – long-term risks still remain

80% of Deaths Are Preventable

Most pregnancy-related deaths could be avoided with better care and support.

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