Surveen Chawla Talks About Post Pregnancy Weight Loss And Fighting Postpartum Depression
Actress Surveen Chawla gave birth to her daughter Eva in the month of April this year. In a matter of mere six months, the actress has been successful in shedding the post-pregnancy kilos.
Actress
Surveen
Chawla
gave
birth
to
her
daughter
Eva
in
April
this
year.
In
a
matter
of
mere
six
months,
the
actress
has
been
successful
in
shedding
the
post-pregnancy
kilos.
Surveen,
of
late,
has
been
glowing
and
soaking
in
the
feeling
of
being
a
new
mum.
This
is
clearly
evident
in
her
social
media
posts
where
the
actress
constantly
gives
everyone
a
glimpse
into
her
life.
The
'Parched'
actress
has
never
looked
better
or
happier
for
that
matter.
In
an
interview
with
Mid-Day,
Surveen
opened
up
about
her
weight
loss
journey
and
how
she
managed
to
keep
depression
at
bay.
Surveen
said
she
practised
yoga
and
took
to
cardiovascular
activity,
while
sometimes
doing
both
on
the
same
day.
Only
home-cooked
food
was
what
she
consumed
while
keeping
her
cravings
in
check.
Although
she
did
make
sure
to
eat
small
portions
every
two
hours
and
included
vegetables,
eggs,
and
nachni
rotis
in
her
diet.
Chawla
confessed
she
had
put
on
18
kilos,
and
now,
in
six
months
post
delivery,
has
only
five
more
to
lose.
The
new
mother
was
also
successful
in
evading
post-partum
depression
by
consciously
working
towards
staying
centered
and
opening
up
about
her
feelings
with
husband
Akshay
Thakker.
Surveen
explained
in
detail
and
stated,
"Since
I
am
expressive,
I
could
vent.
I
am
not
diplomatic
and
am
also
lucky
to
be
blessed
with
a
partner
who
shares
everything
with
me.
One
shouldn’t
have
to
repress
themselves.
(Depression)
starts
from
a
single
instance,
but
becomes
a
larger
problem.
Throughout
my
pregnancy,
I
kept
myself
in
an
emotionally-sound
place.
I
had
knowledge
about
what
was
going
on
with
me,
and
the
baby.
There
were
days
when
my
emotions
were
all
over
the
place.
But,
I
did
my
best
to
stay
centered,
and
share
[my
feelings]
with
my
partner.
I
reminded
myself
every
day
that
I
was
doing
the
best
I
could."
(sic)