Mother of All Taboos; SUSAN LEE - TELLING IT LIKE IT IS: Zoe Speaks Up for Women
IT'S not often that a media personality manages to bust a taboo but Zoe Ball has done it by admitting how miserable the first few months of new motherhood made her.
Her admission will strike a chord with millions of women who, until now, have rarely seen what they considered their own very private misery discussed in public.
Zoe has been painfully honest in saying that it is only now, a year after delivering her son Woody, that she's actually enjoying being a mum.
You see, childbirth should be the most natural thing in the world - it is what women are designed to do.
But if you don't take to it like a duck to water society makes you feel as though …
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Article title: Mother of All Taboos; SUSAN LEE - TELLING IT LIKE IT IS: Zoe Speaks Up for Women.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England).
Publication date: December 14, 2001.
Page number: 20.
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