Miscarriage, missed miscarriage, pregnancy loss, and going home empty-handed — why are so many women left without support after losing a baby?

In this episode, Sarah-Elizabeth shares her experience of an unexpected pregnancy at 41 that ended in a missed miscarriage at 8 weeks, and the moment she left her doctor’s office with no resources, no guidance, and no support.

We talk about the shock of miscarriage, the emotional weight of pregnancy loss, and what it feels like to be sent home to navigate grief on your own. This conversation also explores baby loss, life after loss, and the need for better support after miscarriage, especially in those first hours and days.

Sarah-Elizabeth also shares how her experience led her to create a resource for other women. A resource that could sit beside them in the quiet moments and remind them they are not alone.

If you have experienced miscarriage, pregnancy loss, baby loss, or life after loss, this episode offers validation, comfort, and a reminder that you deserve support.

IVF, ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage, and baby loss — why can pregnancy loss still happen even when everything is carefully planned?

In this episode, Jessica shares her journey through IVF with PGT-M testing and multiple pregnancy losses, including an ectopic pregnancy and a missed miscarriage after transferring genetically tested embryos.

Her experience is shaped by navigating a rare genetic condition affecting her son, making each step toward growing her family more complex.

This conversation explores IVF pregnancy loss, ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage, grief and loss, mental health, and life after loss, along with the emotional toll of feeling out of control in a process where answers are expected.

Jessica also shares what it’s like to experience back-to-back losses, the guilt that can follow, and finally receiving long-awaited diagnoses after years of unanswered questions.

If you are navigating infertility, IVF, baby loss, pregnancy loss, or life after loss, this episode offers honesty, validation, and support for your mental health and a reminder that you are not alone.

Miscarriage, recurrent miscarriage, pregnancy loss, and medical dismissal — why are so many women told everything is “normal” when something doesn’t feel right in pregnancy?

In this episode, Goldie shares her experience of multiple pregnancy losses, including back-to-back miscarriages and a second-trimester loss at 14 weeks, while navigating pregnancy after loss and parenting her living children. Her story is one of grief, love, and resilience, even in the face of being dismissed and blamed by medical providers.

This conversation explores miscarriage, recurrent pregnancy loss, loss and grief, pregnancy after loss, and parenting after loss, along with the reality of advocating for yourself when you don’t feel heard.

Goldie also shares the emotional weight of repeated loss, the decisions that come with second-trimester pregnancy loss, and what it looks like to carry both grief and love at the same time.

If you have experienced miscarriage, baby loss, pregnancy loss, or challenges in pregnancy and parenting after loss, this episode offers validation, honesty, and a reminder that your voice — and your story — matter.

TFMR, pregnancy loss, baby loss, and life after loss — why is this type of loss so rarely talked about?

In this episode, Dr. Karen Kelly shares her experience of losing her daughter through TFMR (termination for medical reasons) at just over 20 weeks after a devastating diagnosis. Her story includes multiple pregnancy losses and the complex reality of navigating loss and grief after making an impossible decision.

Karen opens up about the silence surrounding TFMR, what it feels like to carry this kind of loss, and how grief can evolve over time. She also shares how her experience led her to co-found Through the Heart, a nonprofit that provides comfort and support to families navigating baby loss and pregnancy loss.

This conversation explores TFMR, pregnancy loss, loss and grief, and life after loss, and why some of the hardest stories are the ones we talk about the least.

If you have experienced TFMR, miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, or any form of baby loss, this episode offers validation, honesty, and a reminder that your grief matters.

Infertility, IVF, donor eggs, and pregnancy loss — how do you keep going after years of grief and loss on the journey to parenthood?

In this episode, Constance Lewis shares her six-year infertility journey that included low AMH, stage 2 endometriosis, multiple failed IUIs, three rounds of IVF, and two miscarriages.

After learning her husband carried a balanced translocation that made pregnancy extremely unlikely, they faced the difficult decision to pursue donor eggs in order to continue growing their family.

Constance opens up about the emotional impact of infertility and losing a baby, the complicated feelings that can follow pregnancy after loss, and the reality that IVF is not always the guarantee people think it is. She also shares how her family navigated a serious medical diagnosis for their son and how that experience inspired the children’s book Miles and the Colorful Capes of Feelings.

This conversation explores infertility, IVF after miscarriage, choosing donor eggs, pregnancy after loss, baby loss, and finding hope through grief and loss while building a family.

Miscarriage grief, pregnancy loss, and life after loss — why is miscarriage so common, yet so rarely talked about?

In this episode, grief educator Kym Hinchey shares her experience of six miscarriages and the emotional journey through pregnancy loss that followed. For years, she carried these losses quietly, believing she was supposed to endure the pain and move forward without talking about it.

Now a certified grief educator and founder of Adrian Grief Support, Kym helps others understand that grief is not something that needs to be fixed — it’s something that needs to be witnessed.

In this conversation, we explore:
• Why miscarriage grief often goes unseen
• The silence and stigma surrounding pregnancy loss
• What it means to live after loss
• How multiple losses can compound into a season of grief
• Why grief needs to be witnessed, not solved

If you are navigating miscarriage, pregnancy loss, or searching for hope after miscarriage, this episode offers validation, compassion, and reassurance that your grief is real — and that you are not alone.

How can a healthy pregnancy end in stillbirth? When doctors call a pregnancy “textbook,” how does it still become late pregnancy loss?

In this episode, Val Kleppen shares her experience of stillbirth at 37 weeks after what was described as a normal pregnancy, despite a previous high-risk pregnancy complicated by HELLP syndrome. One moment everything seemed fine, and the next, there was no heartbeat.

We talk about the shock of stillbirth, delivering a baby born sleeping, navigating grief years later, and what life after stillbirth really looks like for bereaved parents. This conversation also touches on fear in pregnancy after loss, long-term grief, and the impact of baby loss on a family.

If you’ve experienced stillbirth, late pregnancy loss, infant loss, or pregnancy after loss, this episode offers validation, honesty, and hope.

Pregnancy after loss, recurrent miscarriage, infertility, and IVF — what happens when pregnancy never feels safe again?

Kayla shares her story of losing her son at 15 weeks, enduring multiple miscarriages and chemical pregnancies, navigating infertility and IVF, and parenting a rainbow baby while grieving the babies she still carries in her heart.

In this episode, we talk about:
• Why pregnancy after loss never feels “safe”
• The emotional toll of recurrent pregnancy loss
• IVF realities and unanswered questions
• Feeling pressured to move on
• Parenting living children while honoring non-living ones
• Holding grief and hope at the same time

If you’re walking through infertility, miscarriage, baby loss, or life after loss, this episode will remind you that you’re not alone — even when it feels like you are.