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Jade D. Kearney Couldn’t Find Community Of Black Women While Suffering From Postpartum Anxiety, So She Built She Matters

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After realizing that her family wasn't going to support her on her journey toward healing from postpartum anxiety, Jade D. Kearney launched a community for Black women also suffering from mental health issues. In our exclusive, Kearney spoke about her experiences and the community shes built because of them.

Source: MadameNoire

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