Pregnancy brings out the worrywart in all of us. And for good reason: You're growing a little life inside of you.

It's natural to be concerned bout what you eat, drink, think, and do. It's also perfectly normal to worry about whether your baby is healthy, how your life and relationship will change, and whether you're truly ready to be a parent.  But if your anxiety is becoming all-consuming and interferes with your day-to-day functioning, it's time to find a better way to deal with it.

Join us as we discuss tip for taming your stress and anxiety.

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Most of us know about the emotional symptoms of depression, including feelings of sadness, anxiety and hopelessness. But you may not know that depression can be associated with many physical symptoms, too. Many times those suffering from physical pain do not seek help they need.
Physical pain can effect your emotional health. As some of you know, if you've ever had a migraine headache or a toothache, all you wanted to do was make the pain stop -- the last thing you wanted to do was be social or in a public setting.  In fact, many people with depression suffer from chronic pain or other physical symptoms.

Let's check out the 9 Physical Symptoms of Depression.

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