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Carrie Bickmore Is Struggling With New Motherhood Like Everybody Else

With a raw post, The Project host perfectly sums up the experience

In every sense of the word, Carrie Bickmore is a superwoman. 

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The 38-year-old mother-of-three works two high-profile jobs, one as the host of Channel Tenโ€™s The Project and the other as the co-host of the Hit Networkโ€™s Carrie & Tommy show. 

Not to mention sheโ€™s been successfully running Carrieโ€™s Beanies 4 Brain Cancer Foundation since 2015, helping raise millions towards brain cancer research. 

Thatโ€™s why fans have resonated so highly with Carrieโ€™s latest post, detailing the struggles sheโ€™s facing as a new mum of three

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Sharing a sweet snap breastfeeding her new daughter Adelaide alongside partner Chris Walker, Carrie shared a brutally honest caption detailing some of the ups and downs of new motherhood. 

Some of Carrieโ€™s โ€˜downsโ€™ include: Googling โ€˜what is reflux at 3amโ€™, surviving on four hours broken sleep, being diagnosed with mastitis, and eating meals with one hand. 

But, the doting mum says these are enormously outweighed by the โ€˜upsโ€™, with her โ€œbursting with love and gratitude.โ€ 

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Carrieโ€™s post was flooded with supportive comments. 

โ€œThis is so so accurate! Sums up everything I have felt with mine. Thanks for your honesty,โ€ one mother commented.

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Another said, โ€œCouldnโ€™t have said it better myself Carrie! That list sums up the newborn fog perfectly.โ€

โ€œOhhhhh I here you,โ€ a third echoed. โ€œExperienced all you described but as you know thereโ€™s the light at the end of the tunnel.โ€

Adelaide is Carrieโ€™s second child with partner Chris Walker, joining three-year-old daughter Evie.

Carrie is also mother to ten-year-old Oliver, who she had with late husband Greg Lange

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