Mujer muestra la honesta realidad de su cuerpo tras dar a luz ¡FOTO!

“Es una sensación extraña mirar hacia abajo y todavía ver un bulto”, escribió la mujer.

Elise Raquel, una mamá australiana, quiso compartir la realidad de su cuerpo luego de dar a luz por tercera vez. La mujer fue fotografiada por Perth Birth Photographer, quien retrató como lucía el cuerpo de la madre sin ningún tipo de Photoshop.

“¡Hablemos de los cuerpos post-parto! Le pedí a @belleverdiglionephotography que tomara esta foto, unas horas después de dar a luz a Willa, en mi estado más vulnerable. Yo estaba con mucho dolor y me venció una inundación de emociones por haber recibido a nuestra hermosa niña y estaba tan feliz y orgullosa de lo que mi cuerpo y yo acabábamos de hacer!”, señaló la madre según consignó Biobiochile.com.

Agregando que “es una sensación extraña mirar hacia abajo y todavía ver un bulto, a pesar de que estás sosteniendo a tu bebé en tus brazos, incluso después de hacerlo tres veces”.

¡Mira!

Let's talk postpartum bodies! I asked @belleverdiglionephotography to take this photo, just hours after giving birth to Willa, in my rawest and most vulnerable state. I was in pain and I was overcome by a flood of emotions. Elated to have welcomed our beautiful girl and so empowered and proud of what my body and I had just done! It's a strange feeling to look down and still see a bump, even though you're holding your baby in your arms, even after doing it three times. It's not easy to go home with a baby and still have to wear maternity clothes. With my first I was adamant I would just "bounce back". Everyone would say "you're young, you'll loose the baby weight in no time!" But you know what, I didn't, I never have in fact. With each baby I've gained a few more kilos and a few more stretch marks. I used to feel the need to cover up in this newborn stage, I didn't want to see my body in this state, so why would anyone else? It's taken me three babies, but I've finally realised this postpartum body isn't something to hide! I am beyond proud for what this body has given and sacralised. I am thankful that my body is able to carry and birth babies naturally. I am NOT ashamed of my (many) new stripes and my postpartum body. And neither should you! Let's celebrate postpartum bodies, in all their glory. The female body is incredible and I am so proud of what mine has done!

Una publicación compartida por Formerly eliseraquel (@raisingyoungloves) el 14 de Jul de 2017 a la(s) 3:12 PDT