Culture Antoinette Lattouf on living with perinatal depression and the art of just being there Antoinette Lattouf was 37 weeks pregnant with her second child when the restless and sleepless nights started. By Sally Spicer Culture Antoinette Lattouf was 37 weeks pregnant with her second child when the restless and sleepless nights started. By Sally Spicer Previous article ‘I own my gender identity, and no one can take that away from me.’ Next article ‘I am both cared for and care-giver.’ Antoinette Lattouf was 37 weeks pregnant with her second child when the restless and sleepless nights started.During a Q&A about perinatal depression and anxiety for Future Women’s Jobs Academy, the Gidget Foundation Australia Ambassador admitted that though her first pregnancy was far from easy, it hadn’t prepared her for this. events Your inbox just got smarter If you’re not a member, sign up to our newsletter to get the best of Future Women in your inbox.
