Podcasts about baby loss awareness week

In this powerful and heart-rending episode of The Worst Girl Gang Ever, hosts Laura and Bex sit down with inspirational guest Tara Alexis, who shares her deeply personal journey through unexpected pregnancy, the heartbreak of stillbirth at five months, and the dark spiral of grief and depression that followed. Tara opens up about the emotional complexity of an unplanned pregnancy, navigating toxic relationships, and the mental health challenges that nearly took her life. With profound honesty, she discusses faith, shame, self-blame, and the raw reality of post-loss life. Topics Covered in This Episode: Unplanned pregnancy and emotional uncertainty The experience of stillbirth and loss at 5 months gestation Postnatal depression, self-loathing, and intrusive thoughts How grief impacts self-worth, relationships, and purpose Mental health following baby loss The power of faith, community, and support from others Creating space for healing through Mothers of Angels Why all types of baby loss deserve validation - no grief hierarchy Coping with Mother's Day after baby loss Rebuilding purpose, honoUring your baby, and finding hope again Tara's healing journey has evolved into advocacy and support, with her founding the Mothers of Angels CIC, offering online and in-person gatherings for bereaved mothers, especially during Mother's Day, Baby Loss Awareness Week, and holidays. This episode is essential listening for: Women coping with miscarriage, stillbirth, or TFMR (Termination for Medical Reasons) Partners, friends, and family trying to understand pregnancy loss Grief counselors, doulas, and bereavement professionals Christians navigating faith after traumatic loss Anyone seeking solace, validation, and community after baby loss About The Worst Girl Gang Ever The Worst Girl Gang Ever is a real, honest, and emotive podcast that covers the heartbreaking subject of miscarriage, infertility, and baby loss. Expect raw conversations about unspoken experiences, hosted by TWGGE founders Bex Gunn and Laura Buckingham. This show aims to break the silence and open dialogue around miscarriage and pregnancy loss. No more shame, no more taboo—let's change the narrative for future generations. Support and Resources: Lunch Time Support Sessions  We are running FREE drop in sessions for ANYONE that needs them. The session will run from 12-1pm GMT you can just come drop in at any point during that time slot. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfIHuqZMIAoL3_4e_HvjqlbNRKyypQEUfxon-9yJ5B3npD8Tw/viewform?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaZ0INPJ1b6lBMfyh71mlZcZjKKjog7u2j3Qp9y6aacI5bUwn93aUVTxsLM_aem_LFb-GGo98awVY62Lt_7YEw Our book We are here to tell you that you are entitled to grieve, and that your grief is not disproportionate to your loss. We are here to open up the dialogue around miscarriage, so we don't perpetuate the shame, judgement and isolation so many of us feel following pregnancy loss. We are here to equip you with knowledge, tools and guidance to support and help you in whatever way you need. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/0008524998/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&sr= Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In honor of Baby Loss Awareness Week this year, we revisit Sherokee Ilse's poignant journey. After experiencing the heart-wrenching loss of three babies—through miscarriage, a full-term stillborn son, and an ectopic pregnancy—Sherokee became a mentor for grieving parents, helping them navigate their deep anguish and despair.As a mother of two living sons and a pioneer in perinatal loss and bereavement, Sherokee has authored 18 books and booklets on loss and healing, including her most renowned work, Empty Arms: Coping with Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death. With over 30 years of expertise, she has passionately spoken, trained, and consulted worldwide on topics such as miscarriage, stillbirth, NICU losses, sudden infant death, child loss, and general bereavement.A wonderful story I wanted to share about this interview is that it inspired a woman named Julie Reskakis to reach out to her, affirming that this was the work Julie felt called to do. After training with Sherokee for seven months, both online and in person in Pittsburgh, Julie recognized Sherokee's program as the gold standard in the field of perinatal bereavement. Upon becoming certified, she proposed a perinatal bereavement program at Holy Name Medical Center, aimed at supporting families through their loss and helping them create precious memories in the time they have together.Now a member of the staff on the Labor and Delivery unit, Julie feels honored to do this vital work. She emphasizes the profound impact of the podcast and Sherokee's wisdom, which have changed her life and the lives of the families she serves. Watch the interview with Sherokee here on YouTube:https://youtu.be/nu7HUvFvhZUYou can learn more about Julie's inspiring story in Irene's latest book, Good to Last Drop: https://amzn.to/4ekLxsS.Reach out to Sherokee at: www.babiesremembered.orgwww.babylossfamilyadvisors.orgwww.sherokeeilse.comFind out more about Holy Name Medical Center in Teaneck, NJ: https://www.holyname.org/Julie Lazar Reskakis: https://griffincaresfoundation.org/about/julie-lazar-reskakis/✨ My new anthology book, Good to the Last Drop! Embracing Your Life's Third Chapter, is now available on Amazon.✨ Get the audiobook version of my book, They Serve Bagels in Heaven for FREE when you sign up for Audible's FREE 30-day trial using my link: https://amzn.to/4dG4l4w✨ For a curated collection of my favorite books, music, healing events, and self-care essentials, head over to kit.co/GriefandRebirth.✨ Find your next source of healing and inspiration at the Grief and Rebirth Bookshop.Listen to all episodes of the Grief and Rebirth Podcast HERE:Apple PodcastSpotifyGrief and Rebirth Podcast PageFind Irene on social media:InstagramFacebookXTikTok✨ Get your copy of Irene's book: They Serve Bagels in Heaven: One Couple's Story of Love, Eternity, and the Cosmic Importance of Everyday Life Get access to The Live Your Most Evolved Life Summit Replay, where we showcase a synergy of talent that will heighten your intuition and will undoubtedly illuminate, enlighten, and spark your soul on your evolutionary journey towards ascension.✨ Sign up for the Grief and Rebirth newsletter to stay up-to-date on forthcoming episodes, events, healing tools, and announcements.Grief and Rebirth LLC is an affiliate, and we may earn a commission from purchases made through recommendations of products and services mentioned on the website, email, and social media channels including Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and YouTube. This commission helps to support the podcast and allows us to continue providing valuable information and resources to our audience. We only recommend products and services that we have personally used or thoroughly researched and believe will be helpful to our community. It will never cost you more to use our affiliate links and sometimes it will even save you money. Thank you for your ongoing support.

BLAW 2024 - Day 7 - Global Wave of Light The Global Wave of Light brings Baby Loss Awareness Week to a close, as candles worldwide glow in remembrance of all the babies who lit up our lives for such a short time. What comes next? Ryan and Matt, hosts of the Still Parents Podcast, share their reflections on the week. •Related episodes• •BLAW 2023 - Day 7 - Global Wave of Light •BLAW 2024 - Day 1 •BLAW 2024 - Day 2 - Will Ellis •BLAW 2024 - Day 3 - Matt McConnell •BLAW 2024 - Day 4 - Andy Horsley •BLAW 2024 - Day 5 - Stuart & Paula Parnaby •BLAW 2024 - Day 6 - Kelly Jean-Philippe •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •X/Twitter •Facebook •Watch the Lorraine Kelly interview •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram Supported by Global's 'Make Some Noise' Music by Alex Singh. Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation

In this special live recording, Bex & Laura openly share their personal journeys with a live audience!. They talk about the complexities of this time, as they want to raise awareness around Baby Loss Awareness Week while also acknowledging the exhaustion that can come with it.  They emphasise the importance of self-care, setting boundaries, and finding solace in a supportive community. This live episode serves as a reminder that by embracing our shared humanity, we can create a more empathetic and understanding world for those navigating the complexities of baby loss. The Warriorship is a membership to help you navigate life after baby loss. It covers every stage of the recovery pathway, and provides support, advice, and a range of emotional tools to help you through this difficult time. This is more than a support group. For more information and to join The Warriorship go to: https://theworstgirlgangever.co.uk/warriorship/ The Worst Girl Gang Ever is a real, honest emotive podcast that covers the heartbreaking subject of miscarriage, infertility and baby loss, expect honest conversations about unspoken experiences. Hosted by TWGGE founders Bex Gunn and Laura Buckingham, this show is a chance to break the silence and really open up the dialogue around the topic of miscarriage and pregnancy loss. No more shame, no more taboo - let's ditch that for our children; the ones that will come, the ones that are and the ones that never came to be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textIn this week's episode, I wanted to honour Baby Loss Awareness Week by re-posting episode 30 with Amy from The Lily Mae Foundation, who shares her experience of discovering her baby had no heartbeat, and how she went through the process of birth. This episode also includes how Amy and her husband moved forward and how it felt for them to continue to grow their family. Recorded in 2021, she candidly describes what it feels like to support others who are going through the devasting loss of a baby or medical termination.This is such an important topic that so many struggle to discuss due to its very nature, but I wanted to ensure that we cover all aspects of antenatal preparation on this podcast.If you experience the loss of a child at any stage of pregnancy or birth, then you can seek support from organisations like Amy's. The Lily Mae Foundation is a charity that works tirelessly to provide support to anyone who experiences stillbirth, miscarriage, neonatal death or medical termination. https://www.lilymaefoundation.orgYou can donate here - https://www.lilymaefoundation.org/donateFollow on Instagram @lilymae070210Their podcast is @stillparentspodcast If you love the podcast and would like to support it, then please use the link to 'buy me a coffee' - https://bmc.link/sallyannberesfordIf you would like to buy a copy of either of the books that accompany this podcast please go to your online bookseller or visit Amazon:-Labour of Love - The Ultimate Guide to Being a Birth Partner - click here:-https://bit.ly/LabourofloveThe Art of Giving Birth - Five Key Physiological Principles - https://amzn.to/3EGh9dfPregnancy Journal for 'The Art of Giving Birth' - Black and White version https://amzn.to/3CvJXmOPregnancy Journal for 'The Art of Giving Birth'- Colour version https://amzn.to/3GknbPFYou can find all my classes and courses on my website - www.sallyannberesford.co.uk Follow me on Instagram @theultimatebirthpartner Book a 1-2-1 session with Sallyann - https://linktr.ee/SallyannBeresford Please remember that the information shared with you in this episode is solely based on my own personal experiences as a doula and the private opinions of my guests, based on their own experiences. Any recommendations made may not be suitable for ...

Be Aware This Episode Discusses Baby Loss It's Baby Loss Awareness Week and in this episode I chat to Michelle and Gerry, two incredibly brave women who wanted to come on the podcast and chat about their own experiences of baby loss and how they have come to terms with it.Gerry and Michelle are both so honest about what happened to them and the very different ways that they dealt with it. They wanted to share their experiences so that they could help others and during the conversation they recommend charities that can help families going through the same and also give really good advice when it comes to how to communicate how you are feeling to those around you (plus the most helpful things we can say to people who have lost babies).Whilst this is a hearbreaking topic, it's an important one to open up about. SO many women lose babies at all stages of pregnancy and the grief can be overwhelming. Gerry and Michelle have sad stories to tell but as you'll hear, there are also parts that are uplifting and the journey that both women have been on will I hope give hope to many.Here are some of the charities mentioned during the episode:Sands - helpline@sands.org.uk  0808 1643332The Lullaby Trust - support@lullabytrust.org.uk 0808 8026869Tommy's - mailbox@tommys.org.uk 0207 398 3400The Miscarriage Association - info@miscarriageassociation.org.uk  01924 200799 

In a series of short daily episodes during Baby Loss Awareness Week, we speak with former and future guests about what BLAW means to them and the importance of self care Day 3 - Matt McConnell joins us from Australia Connect with Matt through his website offering support for Dad's down under •Related episodes• •BLAW 2023 - Day 3 •E62 - Hidden in Plain Sight - Matt McConnell •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •X/Twitter •Facebook •Watch the Lorraine Kelly interview •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram •Supported by Global's 'Make Some Noise' Music by Alex Singh. Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation

In a series of short daily episodes during Baby Loss Awareness Week, we speak with former and future guests about what BLAW means to them and the importance of self care Day 2 - William Ellis returns to share his thoughts on the week •Related episodes• •BLAW 2023 - Day 2 •E67 - 'Fix it mode' - Will Ellis •Find Will's 'An Open Water Swimmer's Podcast' here •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •X/Twitter •Facebook •Watch the Lorraine Kelly interview •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram •Supported by Global's 'Make Some Noise' Music by Alex Singh. Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation

Hello, this is a little bit of a special episode as The Fertility Podcast is sharing The F Word at Work! We're thrilled to have you here, and if this is your first time tuning in, we encourage you to explore our previous episodes.They feature thought-provoking discussions about why fertility and family-building topics should be a priority on workplace wellbeing agendas. This fourth series focuses specifically on how to support colleagues through various family-building challenges.In this episode, we're delighted to welcome Katy Schnitzler, an esteemed trainer and founder of Mist. Katy is an academic whose work revolves around pregnancy loss, miscarriage, and the experiences of those who are childless not by choice, particularly their impact in the workplace.She is also a lead trainer at the Miscarriage Association, and we're excited to delve into this vital conversation together.Here's a glimpse into our conversation:Katy emphasizes the holistic approach needed when discussing pregnancy loss, highlighting both the physical and emotional implications for those affected in the workplace.We explore common misconceptions surrounding pregnancy loss and the potential physical challenges that individuals face, which can significantly impact their work life.Katy offers practical advice for managers and HR professionals on how to compassionately support colleagues experiencing pregnancy loss. This includes the importance of using appropriate language and demonstrating genuine empathy.We discuss the emotional toll of pregnancy loss not only on the individual but also on their partner, stressing the importance of acknowledging their feelings and experiences as well.We talk about the need for workplace policies that address pregnancy loss and how to implement them, as well as the importance of peer support and training for colleaguesKaty shares strategies for initiating open conversations about pregnancy loss, emphasising that it's crucial for workplaces to foster an environment where employees feel safe discussing their experiences.As we approach Baby Loss Awareness Week, we encourage organisations to consider how they can acknowledge this sensitive topic thoughtfully and inclusively.Thank you for joining us for this important discussion. We hope you find these insights helpful in fostering a supportive workplace culture.Thank you to Apricity who are sponsoring this series of The F Word at Work. To find out more about how they can support your employees with inclusive fertility care please get in touch with its expert corporate team here. We'd love your support and feedback so please do hit follow and if possible leave a review in the app you are listening to.StayConnected:Follow The F Word at Work for access to our free resources: Download our guidance Ideal Policy Guidance - Fertility Matters at Work. You can book a call to speak with us Calendly - Fertility Matters at Work.Explore our services and subscribe to our newsletter Fertility Awareness & Support Training Workshop - Fertility Matters at WorkJoin our vibrant community on Instagram, X and LinkedIn - Becky, Claire & Natalie (@fertilitymattersatwork) • Instagram photos and videos, (1) Fertility Matters at Work:...

Furious residents are calling on council bosses to scrap “insane” roadworks that are set to shut four town centre streets over the next five months.More than 800 people have signed a petition describing plans for a bus contraflow system in Dover as "madness".Also in today's podcast, an inquest has heard a teenager who died after taking too many painkillers had been prescribed the pills despite two recent overdoses on the same medication. She was given a month's supply to manage back pain by a GP who later admitted he “should have given her less”.As we mark Baby Loss Awareness Week you can also hear from a mum who lost one of her twin boys due to a rare complication during pregnancy. She's told the KentOnline Podcast of her grief and guilt as she expects another set of twin boys. Neighbours are angry about a car park in Ashford that's been left “smelling like a toilet” due to foul water caused by a blocked drain. Those living nearby say they can't even open any windows because of the overbearing pong.And we'll have an update on a brown bear in Kent who is to undergo brain surgery today, in what will be the first operation of its kind in the UK.Two-year-old Boki, who lives at Wildwood Trust near Canterbury, was diagnosed with fluid on the brain earlier this year and the surgery is his best shot at living a normal life. 

In a series of short daily episodes during Baby Loss Awareness Week, we speak with former and future guests about what BLAW means to them and the importance of self care •Related episodes• •BLAW 2023 - Day 1 •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •X/Twitter •Facebook •Watch the Lorraine Kelly interview •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram •Supported by Global's 'Make Some Noise' Music by Alex Singh. Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation

Welcome to another episode of The F Word at Work! As always, we're so pleased you've given us your earholes and if this is your first time tuning in, do check out our previous episodes. They feature thought-provoking discussions about why fertility and family-building topics should be a priority on workplace wellbeing agendas. However this fourth series focuses specifically on how to support colleagues through various family-building challenges and it aims to be a really useful toolkit for you. This episode is landing at the start of Baby Loss Awareness Week in the UK and so we wanted to put the focus on how to support a colleague dealing with pregnancy or baby loss. There is sadly, still such taboo around this topic and all we can hope for, is that by continuing to talk about it, the stigma will lessen over time. You'll hear Natalie in conversation with Katy Schnitzler, an esteemed trainer and founder of Mist. Katy works regularly with us here at FMAW, using her findings from her academic research around pregnancy loss, miscarriage and the experiences of those who are childless not by choice, particularly their impact in the workplace - to inform the organisations we support. Katy is amazing and a really compelling speaker, plus she is also a lead trainer at the Miscarriage Association, and what you'll learn here in this chat will be invaluable. Here's a glimpse into our conversation: Katy emphasizes the holistic approach needed when discussing pregnancy loss, highlighting both the physical and emotional implications for those affected in the workplace. We explore common misconceptions surrounding pregnancy loss and the potential physical challenges that individuals face, which can significantly impact their work life. Katy offers practical advice for managers and HR professionals on how to compassionately support colleagues experiencing pregnancy loss. This includes the importance of using appropriate language and demonstrating genuine empathy.We discuss the emotional toll of pregnancy loss not only on the individual but also on their partner, stressing the importance of acknowledging their feelings and experiences as well. We talk about the need for workplace policies that address pregnancy loss and how to implement them, as well as the importance of peer support and training for colleagues. Katy shares strategies for initiating open conversations about pregnancy loss, emphasizing that it's crucial for workplaces to foster an environment where employees feel safe discussing their experiences. As we approach Baby Loss Awareness Week, we encourage organisations to consider how they can acknowledge this sensitive topic thoughtfully and inclusively. If you are wanting to understand more about how to have these sensitive conversations in your place of work, please do join our F Word at Work Live summit on Monday 4th November. Thank you for joining us for this important discussion. We hope you find these insights helpful in fostering a supportive workplace culture. Thank you to Apricity who are sponsoring this series of The F Word at Work. To find out about more about  how they can support your employees with inclusive fertility care please get in touch with its expert corporate team

In this episode recorded for baby Loss Awareness week 2024,  Join us as Catherine MacLennan from the Vilomah Foundation opens up about her personal journey through pregnancy loss and the varied care she received. Catherine's story underscores the emotional toll and disparities in care, urging for a more empathetic approach in maternity services. We discuss the 2016 project, Nobody's Patient, and its enduring impact on bereavement care. From workshops in South West London to the importance of active bereavement teams in every hospital, Catherine emphasizes the significance of individualised care. As Baby Loss Awareness Week and the Wave of Light event on October 15th approach, we reflect on the evolution of the Vilomah Foundation & its work.  Providing virtual sessions for greater accessibility , Catherine introduces their new workplace training initiative, designed to spread awareness and support across various settings. This episode is a testament to resilience and the transformative power of community and understanding in the face of profound loss. As Catherine says ' Be the difference'.https://thevilomahfoundation.org.uk/https://babyloss-awareness.org/Find Catherine X @thevilomah, FB & Insta The Vilomah foundation, or email hello@thevilomahfoundation.org.ukThank you all for listening, My name is Florence Wilcock I am an NHS doctor working as an obstetrician, specialising in the care of both mother and baby during pregnancy and birth. If you have enjoyed my podcast please do continue to subscribe, rate, review and recommend my podcast on your podcast provider.If you have found my ideas helpful whilst expecting your baby or working in maternity care please spread the word & help theobspod reach other parents or staff who may be interested in exploring all things pregnancy and birth. Keeping my podcast running without ads or sponsorship is important to me. I want to keep it free and accessible to all but it costs me a small amount each month to maintain and keep the episodes live, if you wish to contribute anything to support theobspod please head over to my buy me a coffee page https://bmc.link/theobspodV any donation very gratefully received however small. Its easy to explore my back catalogue of episodes here https://padlet.com/WhoseShoes/TheObsPod I have a wide range of topics that may help you make decisions for yourself and your baby during pregnancy as well as some more reflective episodes on life as a doctor. If you want to get in touch to suggest topics, I love to hear your thoughts and ideas. You can find out more about me on Twitter @FWmaternity & @TheObsPod as well as Instagram @TheObsPod and e...

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses baby loss, which may be distressing to some listeners.In this poignant episode of Mummahood The Podcast, we honour Baby Loss Awareness Week (9th-15th October 2024) by joining Beth as she bravely shares her heart-wrenching experience of losing her son, Harry, at 34 weeks. Beth opens up about the profound grief and emotional turmoil that accompanies such a devastating loss.As we remember Harry and all the precious babies lost too soon, we aim to create a safe space for conversation, healing, and remembrance. This episode is a tribute to the love that continues to exist for those who have left us too early and a reminder that we are not alone in our journeys of loss.Join us in this heartfelt discussion as we bring awareness to baby loss and support one another in our shared experiences.

We have just finished Baby Loss Awareness Week here in the UK. While the event is not hugely well known, it is indicative of an enormous cultural shift in recent decades around how society talks about miscarriage and stillbirth. Today, the messaging is much more compassionate and empathetic, acknowledging the reality of the baby who has died and the grief their parents will be feeling. What has prompted this sea change in thought? What do we now know about how losing a baby before birth affects both mothers and fathers? And how can Christians welcome this shift in emphasis and language, and bring it into the church context as well? - Find out more about Baby Loss Awareness Week, including lots of first-hand true stories from women, here: https://babyloss-awareness.org/ - You can read the government's Pregnancy Loss Review here: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1172417/Pregnancy-Loss-Review-web-accessible.pdf - Subscribe to the Matters of Life and Death podcast: https://pod.link/1509923173 - If you want to go deeper into some of the topics we discuss, visit John's website: http://www.johnwyatt.com - For more resources to help you explore faith and the big questions, visit: http://www.premierunbelievable.com

In this episode, we are talking with Tieree Reid, the founder of Shades of Becoming a Mom (SBMOM) which is a Christian, non-profit organization that is dedicated to the health and wellness of women at every stage of motherhood. They also acknowledge and affirm all women who have experienced the loss of a child through miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal death, sudden infant death syndrome, or infancy. In this episode, we are focusing on Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month, but more importantly, we are shining a light on Black Baby Loss Awareness Week. #NBBLAW #BBLAW --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heyevette/message

It was a long few weeks of election campaigning, we enjoyed being a part of it. We received so much feedback, on the questions that we needed to ask, on ideas for coverage - thank you!The GSLP-Liberals did a victory tour of the housing estates over the weekend and our reporter Kevin Ruiz was there.We spoke to Kate Llufrio about an emotional Baby Loss Awareness week and what the charity BABY STEPPS has done to help raise awareness locally.And, we spoke to our sports reporter Jose Marie Ruiz who was in Faro, Portugal for the UEFA qualifier Gibraltar vs Republic of Ireland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a series of short daily episodes during Baby Loss Awareness Week, we speak with former and future guests about what BLAW means to them. • Today - David Slann talks to the guys about tonight's Global Wave of Light. •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •Twitter •Facebook •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation Music by Alex Singh

In a series of short daily episodes during Baby Loss Awareness Week, we speak with former and future guests about what BLAW means to them. • Today - Jack Taylor gives his views on raising awareness •Related episodes• •Jack Taylor - Dark thoughts •Jack Taylor - Sibling support •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •Twitter •Facebook •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation Music by Alex Singh

In part two of our special episode in support of Baby Loss Awareness Week in the UK, our host James Abbott speaks to two wonderful people who took their own trauma and grief and did an incredible thing with it. They founded a charity to help people in the same painful position they were in – a position nobody wants to find themselves in - facing the death of a baby.Jo and David Ward went through the tragedy of the death of their daughter, Abigail, who was stillborn at 41 weeks, and they're here to share their story with us now and to talk about their marvellous charity Abigail's Footsteps set up in memory of Abigail.With still births and neonatal deaths standing at around 14 a day in England and Wales – sadly one of the highest rates in the developed world - the work of the charity has never been more important.

On 12th January 2015, Anne Marie's son Max was stillborn at almost 42 weeks. To mark Baby Loss Awareness Week, Anne Marie joined Andrea to tell her story to increase awareness around baby loss. Andrea was also joined on Lunchtime Live by Kinga and Professor Keelin O'Donoghue is a consultant obstetrician at Cork University Maternity Hospital...

More than 80 families from London are set to be moved into an 11-storey former office block in Chatham.A private housing association has confirmed tenants could arrive at Anchorage House on the High Street at the start of next week. We've got reaction from Neil Charlick who founded Gillingham Street Angels and works with people facing poverty in Medway.Also in today's podcast, we've got an update now on a story we brought you earlier in the week about the Orchard theatre in Dartford.It's going to have to close for about a year so £7 million of repairs can be carried out after potentially dangerous concrete was found in the roof. However, it's now been revealed the Christmas pantomime will go ahead. We also hear today from the dad of a little girl from Tonbridge who was born with a rare genetic condition - and even doctors don't know how she'll develop as she grows up.April Ells was diagnosed with a chromosomal disorder when she was just a few days old. Her dad Chris tells us more.Cheryl Baker has revealed how an experience when she gave birth inspired her to support a Medway baby loss Charity.The singer was contacted by David and Jo Ward after they set up Abigail's Footsteps in memory of their daughter who was stillborn in 2009. She's been speaking in the final episode of a podcast launched to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week.And in sport, hear from striker Tom Nichols and caretaker manager Keith Millen ahead of Gillingham's game this weekend.The side are travelling to take on Walsall in League Two.

In a series of short daily episodes during Baby Loss Awareness Week, we speak with former and future guests about what BLAW means to them. • Today - Nathan Ellis on the importance of support •Related episodes• •Nathan Ellis - Losing Carter •Nathan Ellis - You will be happy again •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •Twitter •Facebook •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation Music by Alex Singh

This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week and we had the privilege of interviewing author, mother and motivational speaker, Malin Andersson. Malin speaks about the loss of her baby girl Consy and how she navigated her grief journey alongside the loss of her mother, whilst also in the midst of a domestically abusive relationship. We speak about what Malin found helpful in her grief, the arrival of Consy's younger sister Xaya, and parenting again after loss. We were all inspired by Malin's bravery, and know that you will be too. Trigger Warning: we speak about domestic abuse in this episode.

In a series of short daily episodes during Baby Loss Awareness Week, we speak with former and future guests about what BLAW means to them. • Today - A view of BLAW in America with Joe Chapman •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •Twitter •Facebook •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation Music by Alex Singh

Shining A Light & Honoring Baby Loss Awareness WeekPregnancy, for most people, is meant to be one of the most wonderful times in their lives. But for some families their dreams and hopes of new beginnings are cruelly cut short. Baby loss is not often talked about in a wider sphere, however it's likely you know someone who has been affected by it. Love through loss supports Baby Loss Awareness week and her to tell us more about it, Cassie Destino of IVF Support UAE and Pregnancy and Parenthood Support Specialist Lala Langtry White. Welcome to the show.

In a series of short daily episodes during Baby Loss Awareness Week, we speak with former and future guests about what BLAW means to them. •Today - Ian Rolands shares his thoughts on the week •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •Twitter •Facebook •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation Music by Alex Singh

In a series of short daily episodes during Baby Loss Awareness Week, we speak with former and future guests about what BLAW means to them. •Today - Ryan Palmer and the guys talk social media •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •Twitter •Facebook •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation Music by Alex Singh

Suzanne Adams and Genevieve West discuss the sensitive topic of baby loss during Baby Loss Awareness Week.   Suzanne is a practitioner at Peppy supporting those with fertility and pregnancy loss, drawing on her experience as a midwife. Genevieve is the Lead Midwife at Peppy with over 12 years' experience in midwifery units. The episode aims to dispel myths around baby loss, who it impacts, and explores the emotional effects and how workplaces can support not just mothers but partners and colleagues too. It shares real stories, demonstrating challenges faced at work after loss.   For more information on supporting health at work, head to: https://peppy.health/ or get in touch at hello@peppy.health   ‘Pep talks: Health matters at work' is the podcast where we explore the essential yet often-overlooked health challenges in the workplace. From HR and benefits professionals to individuals navigating personal health struggles such as menopause, PCOS, or erectile dysfunction, our expert-led conversations go beneath the surface. Together with industry-leading experts, we're transforming once-taboo subjects into topics you'll want to talk about. Each episode is filled with real-life stories, myth-busters and practical, actionable tips and takeaways for everyone. Whether you're an employer trying to transform your workplace culture or looking for guidance about your own health, this show will empower you with fresh perspectives and the answers you need. Tune in for conversations that break down barriers and redefine the conversation around workplace health. Join us in reshaping the way we talk about, engage with, and support health at work, and be part of the movement that takes these essential conversations to the next level!

This week's episode comes with a trigger warning as we are discussing pregnancy loss. If you are struggling right now, perhaps leave this episode for when you are feeling a little bit stronger and please do access all the support out there that is available to you.On what is Baby Loss Awareness Week, I am delighted to be joined by the lovely Tess Souray, model, actress and wellness influencer in the US. Tess shares her experiences of IVF, pregnancy loss and her decision to try genetic screening. Whilst navigating her fertility journey, Tess found out that her ovarian reserve levels were much lower than they should be for her age and that in fact her egg age was 10 years older than her biological age. This came as a huge shock as Tess assumed that as she young she wouldn't have any problems getting pregnant.Tess shares her frustrations of not being able to progress her fertility journey during the pandemic and the isolation she felt during this time, which has been common to many.Tess tells me about how much IVF has taught her about herself and her body, and that during a fertility journey you have to learn a whole new language with all the different words and acronyms that she had to get familiar with. We talked about the decision to go through IVF and the support that she had from her friends and other women who had gone through fertility treatments. Tess talks openly about how she coped with IVF and the challenges they went through.Tess explains how it felt, to find out at her 10 weeks scan, that there was no heartbeat. The devastating news no one wants to ever hear.Tess unfortunately had a miscarriage just before Thanksgiving, an American National holiday at the end of November. She talks about her down she felt during the holiday.Like many women, Tess felt that there was something wrong and made the decision to get further medical opinion. One specialist mentioned blood clotting, something that hadn't been raised before with Tess.Tess made the decision to try an IVF add on tests and treatment, currently not available in the UK, called Pregmune which is a comprehensive, AI-powered fertility assessment. During these tests, Tess discovered that she had 3 active blood clots that were only present when she was pregnant. Tess shares that she was able to get the right support from her doctor and happily went on to conceive again.Tess offers some good advice that you are your best advocate, so research and find out everything you can to support your fertility journey.Socials:Follow @TheFertilityPodcast on InstagramFollow @YourFertilityNurse on InstagramFollow Tess Annique Souray (@tessannique) • Instagram photos and videos on InstagramBaby Loss Awareness WeekPregmune

There can be few things more devastating than the death of a child. This incredibly emotive and difficult subject is the focus of this episode, which takes the form of two testimony-based podcasts. In part one we hear from Saskia Hogbin who tragically lost her baby, Josef, 28 weeks into her pregnancy. We are releasing this episode in Baby Loss Awareness Week in the UK (9th-15th October). Now in its 21st year, the week is an opportunity for everyone in the baby loss community and beyond to come together to remember and commemorate much-loved and missed babies.More than one in five pregnancies end in miscarriage, that's around a quarter of a million in the UK each year, and although most occur in the first three months, they can happen much later. When you lose a baby late in pregnancy the grief and pain is visited on everyone and the loss is acute, but there can be shards of light in the darkness. 

A Journey of Infertility and Baby Loss With Sophie Martin   This week I am joined by a truly inspiring woman, Sophie Martin perhaps better known as The infertile Midwife on social media @the.infertile.midwife Sophie has let us in on her journey through infertility and pregnancy loss through her Instagram account and her brand new book The Infertile Midwife- In Search of Motherhood. Sophie shares such important insights into how society treats infertility and pregnancy loss and one of the things I find so incredible about Sophie is how she has continued to work as an NHS Midwife and within her passion of welcoming new life into the world whilst navigating such a difficult personal journey. I am in awe of Sophie's strength and honoured that she is joining me on the Podcast on Baby Loss Awareness Week this year.  Extra Stuff: Follow Midwife Pip on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/midwife_pip Check out Midwife Pip's website - http://www.midwifepip.com/ Get access to my free courses → https://www.midwifepip.com/free-pregnancy-courses Get in Touch: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/midwife_pip Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/midwifepip Email: https://www.midwifepip.com/contact-us Enjoy Listening... and don't forget to subscribe!  Midwife Pip x  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Baby Loss Awareness Week serves multiple purposes:Remembering and Commemorating: At the heart of this week is the act of remembrance. It's a time for individuals and families to come together and honor the memories of babies lost during pregnancy, childbirth, or infancy. This includes losses from miscarriages, stillbirths, neonatal deaths, and infant losses.Raising Awareness: Beyond remembrance, there's an essential mission to bring the often silent pain of baby loss into the light. The week aims to break barriers, dispel stigmas, and foster open conversations about the emotional and physical toll of such losses.Supporting the Bereaved: Baby loss can be an isolating experience. This week offers a sanctuary of support, allowing those grieving to connect with others who understand their pain.Advocacy and Research: The week is also a call to action. It promotes research into understanding the causes of baby loss and improving care for bereaved families. Moreover, it advocates for policy changes to better support those affected.Throughout Baby Loss Awareness Week, a series of events and activities take place. From remembrance services and candle lighting ceremonies to educational campaigns and charity fundraisers, the week is marked by collective action and shared stories. The pink and blue ribbons, symbolic of baby loss, serve as a unifying emblem, signifying solidarity and support.Baby Loss Awareness Week is more than just a series of events; it's a movement towards understanding, empathy, and support. It's a call to society to recognize the challenges faced by those who have lost a baby and to create a compassionate environment for them.For those looking to support or learn more, here are some resources:Support us saving babies' lives | Tommy'sSands | Saving babies' lives. Supporting bereaved families.Baby Loss AwarenessSaying Goodbye - support for miscarriage and baby and infant lossTo find Maria and delve deeper into this topic, visit www.fitnessfertility.com.This has been a Worth A Listen Production.DISCLAIMER: The content in the podcast and on this webpage is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is essential to always seek the advice of your doctor or qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the podcast or read on the website www.fitnessfertility.com. Your health and well-being are paramount, and it is crucial to make informed decisions with the guidance of a healthcare professional. DISCLAIMER: The content in the podcast and on this webpage is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your doctor or qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the podcast or on my website.

In a series of short daily episodes during Baby Loss Awareness Week, we speak with former and future guests about what BLAW means to them. •Today - Awareness week bingo with Ryan, Matt & Dan •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website •Instagram •Twitter •Facebook •LILY MAE FOUNDATION• •Website •Facebook •Instagram Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation Music by Alex Singh

TRIGGER WARNING- This episode discusses Pregnancy & Baby Loss which may be distressing to hear. Welcome to Mummahood Uncensored! For Baby Loss Awareness Week we were honoured to be joined by Andy, Laura & Wayne from Sands United Brighton & Hove, they very bravely shared their very touching stories with their own experiences, how Sands United came to be,  the support Sands United offers for bereaved families & how we can help them as a community.Get in touch with Sands United Brighton & Hove:Email: sandsunitedbrighton@gmail.comInstagram: @sandsunitedbrightonTwitter: sufcbrightonFacebook: Sands United FC Brighton and Hove

In this episode, Amy from Southwater in West Sussex, shares the story of her daughter Eetha who sadly was born sleeping. After a traumatic miscarriage that was handled badly by her hospital, Amy knew that she wanted her next birth to happen away from the medical system. Amy and partner Charlie prepared extensively for freebirth, and despite the tragic outcome of loss, Amy describes the birth as incredible and empowering. Amy shares her experience of amazing support during a difficult time, and what to expect if you do experience a loss. Amy recorded her story during Baby Loss Awareness Week 2022, and wants to share the story of her daughter just like everyone else who has given birth. She welcomes conversation around baby loss, saying "no question is too much". You can contact her on instagram @earthedwomen ____________________________________________ Follow us on Instagram @normalboringfreebirth If you have enjoyed this episode, share and tag us. Please rate the podcast, we love to hear what you think! Subscribe and be the first to know when a new episode is released. Your hosts: Victoria @freetobirth & Leonie @birthwise.withleonie

This episode shares stories from bereaved parents and handles the subject of baby loss, bereavement and grief. This week Jen and Caroline discuss their experience of returning to work after loss. They discuss tools for coping as well as how to ask for what you need when returning to work. Clare Worgan Head of Training and Education at Sands, talks about how her role involves researching and training individuals and professionals. A survey in 2018 which found 50% of employees felt unsupported, showed a gap in education for line managers and employers to be able to create a supportive workplace. Clare shares the benefits of the Sands Bereavement in the Workplace training, provides some useful ‘things to say' to those returning to work and explains what good support looks like. Jen and Caroline also speak to Nicola Evans, a Senior Auditor for NatWest Group and the co-chair of the Fertility & Loss employee-led network. Nikki talks about the experience of losing her baby Jane, and how she had a lack of support when she returned to work. Nikki also talks about the relationship between Sands and NatWest Group which partner up every year for Baby Loss Awareness Week. Nicola talks about how important the network is for the organisation and the work NatWest group do to support their employees. This episode has been supported by NatWest. Useful links To learn more about Bereavement in the Workplace training, visit training.sands.org.uk/bereavement-in-the-workplace/ To learn more about NatWest Group, visit https://www.natwestgroup.com/ ---Sands is here to support anyone affected by pregnancy loss or the death of a baby, whenever and however they need it. You can get support from thesupport pages of our website , by joining our online community or by joining our facebook support group or facebook support group for Dads --- Sands saves babies' lives and supports bereaved families. To learn more about Sands, visit our website or find us on facebook , Instagram and Twitter ---Voices of Baby Loss is produced by Under The Mast , creative audio productions

In the UK, it is estimated that 1 in 4 pregnancies end in loss during pregnancy or birth. A surprising number of babies die very early in life too. In this Baby Loss Awareness Week special, podcast host Zainab speaks to Laila who bravely shares her experience of losing her new baby 10 years ago. We explore family life after losing a baby as well as what our Muslim community can do to support one another more during such a difficult life event. Useful links covered: Baby loss awareness website full of stories and support for families: https://babyloss-awareness.org/ Children of Jannah: providing support for bereaved families with a dedicated helpline, meeting groups and resources. https://www.childrenofjannah.com/ Laila mentioned a book called ‘ A gift for the bereaved parent' by Zamir Hussain. The book contains quotes from the Quran and Hadith.

This episode shares stories from bereaved parents and handles the subject of baby loss, bereavement and grief. Following the incredible support and work done to raise awareness of pregnancy and baby loss throughout Baby Loss Awareness Week, Caroline and Jen discuss wellbeing and tips on how to take care of yourself. They share some small things we can do to prioritise self-care, and simply acknowledge the amount that bereaved parents are carrying. They also speak to Lucy Livesey, an occupational health nurse about supporting bereaved parents to deliver their babies through hypnobirthing. Lucy lost her daughter Ellie at just under 24 weeks, when she found out Ellie's heart hadn't formed properly and made the difficult decision to terminate for medical reasons. She decided to have a hypnobirthing experience to deliver Ellie, and to provide some comfort to her and her husband. Lucy went on to train as a hypnobirthing teacher and teach parents how to work with their bodies and manage their wellbeing, setting up Relax with Lucy & Co. Since then, she's set up The Ellie's Gift Project and app to help the baby loss community through mindfulness and relaxation interventions. They also share some of the ways in which Sands can support parents' wellbeing, through their Bereavement Support Services team and through virtual fundraising challenges. Useful links To learn more about Relax with Lucy & Co and Ellie's Gift Project, visit www.relaxwithlucy.co.uk To learn more about Baby Loss Awareness Week, visit Babyloss-awareness.org To find a Sands virtual fundraising challenge as another way to support your own wellbeing, visit https://www.sands.org.uk/get-involved ---Sands is here to support anyone affected by pregnancy loss or the death of a baby, whenever and however they need it. You can get support from thesupport pages of our website , by joining our online community or by joining our facebook support group or facebook support group for Dads --- Sands saves babies' lives and supports bereaved families. To learn more about Sands, visit our website or find us on facebook , Instagram and Twitter ---Voices of Baby Loss is produced by Under The Mast , creative audio productions

This episode has been designed as a soundrack to the Wave of Light 2022. We understand that listening to this might bring up feelings and emotions, so please know that Sands is here to support you. This year is the 20th anniversary of baby loss awareness week and we asked you on social media what you'd like to see from Sands and we had an overwhelming response from you saying you'd like more opportunities to say your babies' names We gave some thought to how we could make this happen and came up with this idea which we hope you feel is very special. Baby Loss Awareness Week culminates with the global “Wave of Light” on 15th October, where people from all over the world are invited to light a candle at 7pm local time and leave it burning for at least one hour to remember all of the babies who have died too soon We wanted to give people a chance to hear those babies names spoken out loud. So with the recordings that you sent us, we've created a soundtrack for this hour. So as we join together to light our candles, these are some of our babies #WaveOfLightTranscripts are auto generated--To learn more about Baby Loss Awareness Week and the global Wave of Light, visit www.babyloss-awareness.org ---- Sands is here to support anyone affected by pregnancy loss or the death of a baby, whenever and however they need it. You can get support from thesupport pages of our website , by joining our online community or by joining our facebook support group or facebook support group for Dads --- Sands saves babies' lives and supports bereaved families. To learn more about Sands, visit our website or find us on facebook , Instagram and Twitter ---Voices of Baby Loss is produced by Under The Mast , creative audio productions

This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week, October 15th is Pregnancy, Infant, and Child Loss Remeberence Day, and today on Sense of Soul podcast we will be remembering Dylan Taylor. His parents, our dear friends Angelica and Billy Taylor joined us for a hard and very heartfelt conversation. In 1997 the newly married couple were preparing for their first child. They had learned through an ultrasound that they were having a boy. Billy and Angelica were so excited to begin their lives as parents. Everything was going well until Angelica begun to have concerning symptoms that lead her to the hospital, in her second trimester.  Angelica was diagnosed with “HELLP Syndrome” a rare pregnancy complication. It is a type of preeclampsia that causes elevated liver enzymes and low platelet count. Many women who have HELLP syndrome need to give birth early to prevent health complications.  Angelica and Billy were faced with having to make decisions that nobody should ever have to make. However this was an emergency and the urgency was a matter of life and death. The risks were great, inducing labor would mean that their baby would be very premature, but if they didn't, there would be a chance Billy would lose them both.  Angelica and Billy take us back to the day they had their firstborn, to the moments they lost their firstborn. Hear from a fathers prespective as Billy so genuinely shares his story, learn how they struggled in grief, yet managed to survive this traumatic loss and find their happy once again.  If you or someone you care about has lost a child to stillbirth, miscarriage, SIDS, or any other cause at any point during pregnancy or infancy. 1 in 4 women will lose a baby during pregnancy, delivery or infancy, Please join us in raising awareness this October for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and share this episode. YOU ARE NOT ALONE! If you'd like to contact Angelica and Billy you can email them at bapmtaylor@gmail.com https://starlegacyfoundation.org/awareness-month https://babyloss-awareness.org  Visit Sense of Soul at www.mysenseofsoul.com Do you want Ad Free episodes? Join our Sense of Soul Patreon, our community of seekers and lightworkers. Also recieve 50% off of Shanna's Soul Immersion experience as a Patreon member, monthly Sacred circles, Shanna and Mande's personal mini series, Sense of Soul merch and more. https://www.patreon.com/senseofsoul Thanks to our Sponsors! KACHAVA: www.kachava.com/senseofsoul ATHLETIC GREENS: www.athleticgreens.com/senseofsoul

This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week and Giovanna reflects on some of the stories of baby loss that have featured on the podcast over the years. If you're looking for support with Baby Loss you can search for Tommys or PANDAS online.Trigger warning: Contains difficult topics, listener discretion is advised. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week. Nina Doyle from Féileacáin is speaking to Niall about the supports that are available for parents who are affected by perinatal loss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week. Nina Doyle from Féileacáin is speaking to Niall about the supports that are available for parents who are affected by perinatal loss. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter Kennaugh gold postbox outcry, Air Traffic Controllers shortage, green technology only for the rich, Rob Vine Fund needs thousands & Baby Loss Awareness Week. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio

13 October 2022: We talk to some brave mums and dads about how they have coped with the loss of their babies.Gaming addiction is on the rise, and David Golding explains why.We chat to Moorfields on International World Sight DayWe find out how the education sector is supporting students of determinationAnd Helen chats to teen confidence coach, Jasmine Navarro.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

9-15 October is Baby Loss Awareness Week. 1 in 4 people in the UK experience pregnancy or baby loss and this week is aimed at raising awareness about the key issues affecting those families. My guest this episode is Jess Mahun and she shares her experiences of miscarriage and still birth, the things that got her through and where other people affected by baby loss can go to for help. It's a difficult thing to talk about but these experiences need to be heard and we need to be ok talking about them and supporting each other. https://sands.org.uk/ https://www.tommys.org/    

Baby Loss Awareness Week: UHK is holding the main event virtually again this year Breda Nolan is Clinical Nurse Manager in UHK *Short poem read by bereaved mother, about the baby she lost

This episode shares stories from bereaved parents and handles the subject of baby loss, bereavement and grief. Caroline and Jen speak to Kate, Rez and Tanya about the early days following baby loss, and the stepping stones of growing around their grief. Stepping Stones is the theme of 2022's Baby Loss Awareness Week, 9-15 October, a week that brings together the baby loss community to remember our babies, raise awareness, and drive for change. To find out more about Baby Loss Awareness Week, visit babyloss-awareness.org Kate lost her twins Sophie and Jessica at 17 weeks, and talks openly about her experience in hospital, what it was like looking after her son William through her grief, and how she was supported by her workplace and friends in the days, weeks and months following her loss. Tanya lost her son Isaac and speaks about the range of emotions she felt, and how the intensity of emotions change over time. Rez shares his story of losing his son Yacoub and feeling the resolute need to protect his wife Priya, the trauma he felt in the months afterwards. ---- Sands is here to support anyone affected by pregnancy loss or the death of a baby, whenever and however they need it. You can get support from thesupport pages of our website , by joining our online community or by joining our facebook support group or facebook support group for Dads --- Sands saves babies' lives and supports bereaved families. To learn more about Sands, visit our website or find us on facebook , Instagram and Twitter ---Voices of Baby Loss is produced by Under The Mast , creative audio productions

EPISODE THREE: HOW WE MAKE CHANGE HAPPEN In this episode Caroline and Jen speak to Cherilyn Mackrory MP and Professor Sarah Stock about the work Sands does to improve bereavement care and save babies' lives. They touch on how parents can use their voices to improve practice and support research, and the difference we can all make in campaigning for change. Professor Sarah Stock is a consultant obstetrician, researcher and Sands Trustee. She discusses factors that might affect stillbirth and pre-term birth, the importance of funding research into stillbirth and in including parents in research. Cherilyn Mackrory MP is co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Baby Loss and mum to baby Lily. She shares how much the Baby Loss Awareness debates have on her colleagues in Government and how collectively, we can all make a difference to raise awareness of pregnancy loss and baby loss, and influence for long-lasting change. 13 babies die in the UK every day and 1 in 4 pregnancies end in loss. Every day, Sands works to improve the care and support that bereaved parents receive – and help create a world where fewer babies die. Useful links To learn more about the In Utero project Sarah mentions, visit https://wellcomeleap.org/inutero/ To learn more about the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Baby Loss, visit www.sands.org.uk/appg or email the Secretariat on appg.babyloss@sands.org.uk To take part in the BLAW campaign, visit act.sands.org.uk/ask-your-mp-break-silence-around-baby-loss-%F0%9F%93%A2%F0%9F%97%B3?utm_source=podcast The action will direct you to your local elected representative (MP, MSP, MS or MLA). To take part and learn more about our other campaigns, visit www.sands.org.uk/campaigns To learn more about Baby Loss Awareness Week, visit Babyloss-awareness.org To find out more about Sands memory boxes and certificates and order your own, visit https://www.sands.org.uk/support-you/how-we-offer-support/memory-box ---Sands is here to support anyone affected by pregnancy loss or the death of a baby, whenever and however they need it. You can get support from thesupport pages of our website , by joining our online community or by joining our facebook support group or facebook support group for Dads --- Sands saves babies' lives and supports bereaved families. To learn more about Sands, visit our website or find us on facebook , Instagram and Twitter ---Voices of Baby Loss is produced by Under The Mast , creative audio...

This episode shares stories from bereaved parents and handles the subject of baby loss, bereavement and grief. In this episode Caroline and Jen speak to David, Tanya and Peter about the range of support available to anyone affected by pregnancy or a baby loss, from support groups to Sands Choirs and Sands United. They discuss the way in which communities are created around pregnancy and baby loss, and the butterfly effect of support and awareness that grows as a result. David is bereaved father to daughter Rachel, and talks about the healing nature of time, the way in which he remembers Rachel through his incredible fundraising challenge, #CycleForRachel, and the incredible and supportive community that grew around him. Tanya lost her son Isaac and speaks about the range of emotions she felt, and how the intensity of emotions change over time. She shares how important it is to raise awareness of baby loss, to say Isaac's name, and how her community rallies around to support her during fundraising and the global Wave of Light. Peter lost his son Thomas, and shares how he spends time with Thomas and keeps his memory alive by playing football through Sands United. His kit has Thomas' name under his SUFC badge and Peter plays as squad number 27 – a significant number for him and Thomas. --- Useful links To donate to David's fundraising, visit justgiving.com/team/cycleforrachel To find out how to take part in your own fundraising for Sands, visit our fundraising pageTo learn more about Sands United, visit https://sands.org.uk/get-involved/sands-united-fc To learn more about Baby Loss Awareness Week and the global Wave of Light, visit www.babyloss-awareness.org ---- Sands is here to support anyone affected by pregnancy loss or the death of a baby, whenever and however they need it. You can get support from thesupport pages of our website , by joining our online community or by joining our facebook support group or facebook support group for Dads --- Sands saves babies' lives and supports bereaved families. To learn more about Sands, visit our website or find us on facebook , Instagram and Twitter ---Voices of Baby Loss is produced by Under The Mast , creative audio productions 92ofSgZ0wSZpuD5QhVlS

This conversation comes with a trigger warning regarding baby loss.Eight Years ago, Jon and I lost our daughter Alma at six months in the womb through a late stage termination due to medical reasons. We discuss the pregnancy, the procedure, her birth and her funeral.At certain points we express a humour which could be uncomfortable for some listeners. This was, and still is, one of our ways of processing the grief, and as always, we try to be as honest as possible in sharing our experience, in the hope that it may help others feel less alone.For this episode, we shared out story while making lunch at home in our kitchen. There are tears and there is sadness, but there is also laughter and love and a conversation about how much she brought into our life and the creative transformation we both experienced through the grief of losing her.Baby loss awareness week, now in its 20th year, is a wonderful opportunity to bring us together as a community and give anyone touched by pregnancy and baby loss a safe and supportive space to share their experiences and feel that they are not alone. You can find out more at babyloss-awareness.orgArc antenatal are a UK charity offering support for those dealing with antenatal results and choices.If you or someone close to you has been through the experience of ending a wanted pregnancy after a pre-natal diagnosis, Arc are there to provide non directive information and support before, during and after antenatal screening.You can find them online arc-uk.org and on instagram @arcantenatalSupport the show

Its baby loss awareness week, and as I'm sure most of you know, this is really close to my heart. At the start of this season I had a special sit down with Zoe Clarke Coates, where she opened up about baby loss, miscarriage, and pregnancy after loss. Zoe gave lots of amazing advice and support and today we have some bonus advice that Zoe has kindly shared for us all. Hopefully it will help you and yours to not feel alone, if this week is particularly difficult If you are struggling this week, please check out babyloss-awareness.org and Zoe's charity sayinggoodbye.org which supports anyone who is grieving the fact that they have not been able to have children, for whatever reason that may be. To become a part of the Blended community follow @Blended on Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

To mark Baby Loss Awareness Week which falls on 9th to 15th October 2022 our latest podcast deals with the sensitive topic of fertility, infertility and pregnancy loss. We look at why this is a workplace issue and what employers can do to support employees going through these experiences. This episode is different to the rest of our employment law series as rather than a deep dive into the legal framework it's a discussion of where the law stands, or rather trails behind, modern society and the challenges faced by many.  We will discuss this through the prism of the personal experience of one of our partners, Suzanne Johnston. Suzanne is a partner in our top-ranked international private wealth team, she is based in Singapore and has recently won a prestigious award for Wealth Management Rising Star Under 40 at the WealthBriefingAsia Awards 2022.  Suzanne is a prominent advocate in promoting dialogue around issues of fertility and pregnancy loss, particularly in the workplace context, and has kindly agreed to share her story on this podcast.

This week, Mental Health Monday explores the issue of Baby Loss. At the start of Baby Loss Awareness Week 2022, Mick Coyle is joined by two mums who've tragically lost children. Sharon Darke tells Mick about losing twins Charlie and Joshua 23 years ago, while Rachel, who became pregnant with twins six years ago speaks bravely and openly about losing daughter Ophelia. We would like to thank Rachel and Sharon for sharing their stories with us. And to Sands for supporting us in setting up the project. There are bereavement services available nationwide, here is a link to some local and national charities  And you find out more about Twins Trust bereavement support on their website. Follow Mick Coyle on Twitter and Instagram And send feedback about the episode to the Mental Health Monday Facebook Page

It is Baby Loss Awareness week 2022. In its 20th year the aims are: Remembrance, Raise Awareness & Drive Change. This year the theme is 'Stepping stones' looking at the journey parents face after a baby dies. I have chosen to compliment this with some thoughts on the stepping stones a professional takes when looking after a family in these circumstances.Want to know more?https://babyloss-awareness.org/Also check out the following relevant episodes if you haven't already listened to them:Episode 26 Baby Loss Awareness week 2020Episode 75 Signs of LifeEpisode 66 Group B StrepEpisode 101 A Chat with Maria from Mothers for MothersThank you all for listening, if you have enjoyed my podcast please do continue to subscribe, rate, review and recommend my podcast on your podcast provider. Do explore my back catalogue of episodes and feel free to get in touch to suggest topics, I love to hear your thoughts and ideas. If you have found my ideas helpful please recommend theobspod to others who may be interested in exploring all things pregnancy and birth. You can find out more about me on Twitter @FWmaternity & @TheObsPod as well as Instagram @TheObsPod and email me on TheObsPod@gmail.com please check out #MatExp matexp.org.uk for ideas about how to improve maternity experience. My beautiful artwork is thank to Anna Geyer www.newpossibilities.co.uk

Content warning: baby loss, grief, neonatal death. On this episode of the NFTP podcast, we talk about Baby Loss Awareness Week, which is a topic very close to our hearts. We also discuss poetry, as Liz has written a collection of poems, Waves of Stardust, after losing her baby in January of this year. Liz reads several poems from the collection as well. We hope to release this collection shortly.

This is a panel discussion with TFMR Mamas discussing having their TFMR by Labor and delivery. This was recorded as part of Baby loss Awareness week 2021 for the TFMR support sessions. You can find more details of how to access our support groups HERE If you would like to financially support the work we do, you can find the link HERE to find something that feels right for you. Thank you so much for any support you can offer and for listening to help raise awareness and provide support to parents who have lost their babies due to Termination for medical reasons, Termination due to maternal/birthing persons health. Register to receive info on Support groups Website www.tfmrmamas.com Instagram @tfmrmamas facebook @tfmrmamas Twitter @tfmrmamas --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tfmr-mamas/message

Every mum has a story.And this week's guest, Sarah Kelly @speakeasySLT_ie is about love and loss and so kindly comes with a trigger warning. In support of Baby Loss Awareness Week, we share this episode to remember all the babies lost in pregnancy, at or shortly after birth. Especially Josh, Sarah's little boy who was born with his twin brother Ollie at 31 weeks and who sadly passed away the same day. This conversation is beautiful and powerful. Sarah shares her experience of growing, protecting and giving birth to her two boys. She speaks so honestly about the duality of grief and love.And most importantly of all, she asks us to always remember the babies that are lost because they are loved forever.everymum the podcast is proudly supported by WaterWipes. WaterWipes are proud to support Féileacáin – the Still Birth and Neonatal Death Association of Ireland, which works to support families affected by perinatal loss including this weeks guest.If you have been affected by any of the topics raised in this episode please know that you are not alone. For support please contact:FeileacainAnam CaraMiscarriage Association of Ireland Pregnancy & Infant Loss IrelandA Little Lifetime Association This season is kindly supported by WaterWipes, the world's purest baby wipes.WaterWipes are purer than cotton wool and water and made with only two ingredients, 99.9% purified water and a drop of fruit extract.As the number one wipe in Ireland* together we are committed to providing more support for parents with trusted products and this podcast.WaterWipes are 100% biodegradable**, plastic free and compostable wipes and the winners of three National Parenting Product Awards 2020 including Best Baby Wipes - so you can do what's best for your baby's skin and help protect the planet.*No.1 wipe in Ireland – *Based on value sales L12W. A.C. Nielsen ROI Scantrack sales to 20 June 2021**Biodegradable - **Within 12 weeks in an industrial setting/plant in accordance with EN13432. Wipe material See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A Walderslade man has been told he faces going to prison for an attack which has left a firefighter in a coma. It happened when the pair met at a pub in Rochester High Street two years ago. Hear from our reporter at Maidstone Crown Court. Also in today's podcast, a report has raised concerns there aren't enough midwives at East Kent Hospitals Trust to keep women and babies safe. We've been speaking to the Care Quality Commission about their findings. At the end of Baby Loss Awareness Week a dad whose son was stillborn at 32 weeks has spoken about how a cold cot gave him and his partner vital time with their baby. Finn Guthrie is now raising funds for charity Abigail's Footsteps. The Canterbury Festival gets under way this weekend - organisers say it'll something for everyone over the next two weeks. The Wanted have been on our sister radio station kmfm as they release their first music together for seven years. And, Thanet will play host to the final of a national paddleboarding championship this weekend.

En este capítulo tuve la oportunidad de compartir con Marcela Rodriguez, mamá de 3 bebés estrella y creadora del proyecto Polvo de Estrellas, cuenta que busca concientizar sobre el duelo gestacional y dar visibilidad a los bebés que se fueron demasiado pronto El 15 de octubre se conoce como el Día Internacional de la Muerte Gestacional y Neonatal o Baby Loss Awareness Week, por lo que decidimos lanzar este capítulo y crear conciencia en las personas que lo escuchen.   Para algunas personas la estadística puede ser ajena pero según datos de la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) hay 303 mil mujeres que mueren cada año durante el embarazo o parto.En México ocurren 62 muertes fetales cada día, y la cifra de recién nacidos que mueren durante el primer mes asciende a 2 millones, a lo que se le conoce como muerte neonatal Con mucha valentía y desde su corazón, Marcela nos cuenta sobre su experiencia de vida, nos habla de que hacer y qué no hacer, entre muchas otras cosas más. ¡No te lo puedes perder!

Verschillende Hengelose gebouwen, waaronder het stadhuis, zijn deze week in de avonduren blauw en roze verlicht. Hiermee wordt aandacht gevraagd voor het taboe dat rust op het onderwerp doodgeboren baby's. Deze week is het namelijk 'Baby Loss Awareness Week'. Oprichtster van Steunpunt Nova Ruth van den IJssel en vrijwilliger en geboren Hengelose Rianne Leeuwis vertelden erover in 1Twente Vandaag.

Get yourself comfortable, it's time for this week's Table Conversation! With me at the table today is my friend Gemma. This past week in the UK it has been Baby Loss Awareness week, Gemma joins me to share her story of miscarriage. Gemma bravely and openly talks about her three losses and how women in the UK must have had three miscarriages in a row before it is considered a medical issue. This can often lead women, lead couples to feel like they are overreacting or that their loss is discounted. Gemma is breaking her silence about the mental health impact of her losses – with the aim to help others to open up to. Miscarriage is often seen as an uncomfortable topic, but we must start talking about it, today Gemma and I do! Content Warning: Miscarriage, Miscarriage Medical Treatment, Bereavement For more information about Baby Loss Awareness week: https://babyloss-awareness.org/ Here are the details that can offer more information and support if you need it: Miscarriage Association - https://www.miscarriageassociation.org.uk/ SANDS – (Still Birth and Neonatal Death Charity) - https://www.sands.org.uk

In this special episode for Baby Loss Awareness Week 2021 Kerry and I share our experiences of baby loss through miscarriage.  Both of us have had a missed miscarriage but our experiences are quite different.  We hope that by sharing our stories it helps other women going through baby loss know that you aren't alone. *Content warning: This episode includes descriptions of baby loss and miscarriage that some may find difficult to hear and discretion is advised* Mentioned in this episode: Missed miscarriage D&C – this is a term that is often used for surgical management of miscarriage, although the official term for the procedure is “evacuation of retained products of conception” Medical management of miscarriage Miscarriage Association Tommy's Sands Petals – not mentioned but this is another charity that provides support to those experiencing baby loss If you would like to find out more on this topic you can find my story at: https://theintentionalmum.com/missed-miscarriage-story/ You can find me on Instagram - @the.intentional.mum

It's Sister Circle time - This week there's laughter and there's pain. Yet still we rise. Our guest, Tola-Doll Fisher, suffered baby loss, divorce and cancer. Still she rose. Our very own Lauren experienced Post Natal Depression. She's still standing. Natalie's long term relationship broke down. Her head is held high. And Nana-Adwoa wonders if this Baby Loss Awareness Week will be too much for her. Yet grace is helping her stand firm. Despite the hardships, with a bit of sexy lingerie and affirmations, this episode will surprisingly leave you feeling like you too, WILL rise.

In Baby Loss Awareness Week, midwife Leah Hazard talks to award-winning freelance health journalist Jennie Agg about her own experience of recurrent miscarriage and how her path to parenthood has been anything but straightforward.Jennie specialises in women's health and has written features for national newspapers and magazines including The Times, the Daily Telegraph, the Daily Mail, Red magazine, Women's Health, Grazia, the New York Post, the Guardian, and the Observer, among others.As well as her journalism work, she is the author of the blog The Uterus Monologues, where she writes about her own experiences.You can join the conversation on social media using #whatthemidwifesaid and follow @whatmidwifesaid on Twitter for podcast updates.Find out more about Baby Loss Awareness Week and access helpful resources or support at Baby Loss Awareness Week – Let's break the silence around baby loss (babyloss-awareness.org).

From October the 9th to the 15th is #BabyLossAwarenessWeek. Sound Radio 103.1 presenter Craig K spoke to North Wales based baby loss charity founder Philippa Davies from Our Sam.  The charity was set up to support families after miscarriage, still birth and bereavement. Recently the charity have put together a charity single called “Little Light” […]

12 October 2021: Have you lost a baby? What kind of support did you get from your spouse and the community? Helen chats with Cassie Destino, founder of IVF Support UAE and Lala Langtry White of Small and Mighty Babies, who have both suffered miscarriages.  Dr. Vassiliki Simoglou of Thrive Wellbeing Centre also offers some advice for mums and dads who are going through the same thing.  Dubai mum Jenny Mollon has recently been diagnosed with ADHD and she says it's been an eye-opening and emotional journey.  Psychologist Jolene Palmer tells Helen why such a diagnosis can improve one's life. And during psychology hour, Dr. Thoraiya tells us how to boost your "happy hormones" and chase that natural high.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tributes had been paid after four men died in a crash on a country lane in Headcorn. The car they were in hit a tree after coming off Lenham Road in the early hours of yesterday morning - hear from our reporter who's been to the scene. Also in today's podcast, teachers have been praised for the work they have done during the pandemic. We were at the Kent Teacher of the Year awards and have spoken to some of those who were honoured. Hundreds of pink and blue umbrellas have been suspended from the ceiling of a church in Rainham to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week. Kelly Wells from Making Miracles charity and Reverend Nathan Ward have been speaking about the event. In sport, there was another loss for Gillingham at the weekend. Hear what manager Steve Evans had to say following the game at Wycombe Wanderers.

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses miscarriage and baby loss in detail.Today, to commemorate Baby Loss Awareness Week 2021, we handed over the podcast to six incredible women to tell their stories.If you need some extra support around baby loss and miscarriage, please do reach out to Tommy's.Listen by clicking ‘Play', subscribe or follow on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Acast, and please do rate and review to help others find the podcast.Find a new episode every Tuesday & Friday and in the meantime check out Made By Mammas on Instagram: @madebymammas.Made By Mammas, this has been an Insanity Podcasts production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this special episode for Baby Loss Awareness Week, we're focussing once again on surgical termination. We're speaking with Jane Fisher from Antenatal Results & Choices (ARC) and Dr Patricia Lohr, Medical Director for the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS)  Also joining us are Sabrina Fletcher @thetfmrdoula, Emma Belle from @tfmrmamas and Paige Wissam @paigewissam. All three women have experienced a surgical termination. Jane and Patricia tell us about how BPAS took on the task of creating a TFMR pathway for those wanting/needing to access a ST and how there are more specialist hubs coming online within hospitals. These units will care for those women with medical conditions, meaning they can't be served by the independent sector. However, the hope/plan is that this will also serve those needing a TFMR as well. This means there will eventually be more doctors who can preform ST within the NHS, ensuring continuity of care for women and birthing people. They also bust the myths surrounding the debates around which is better for psychological well-being: surgical or medical termination. We'll leave it to you to listen to what they had to say about this...all we'll say is, it got passionate! As always, let us know your thoughts on what you hear. Email us at TalkTFMR@yahoo.com Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @TimeToTalkTFMR and Twitter @TalkTFMR And if you're feeling extra inspired, why not rate and review us on Apple Podcasts?  

SENSITIVE TOPIC: In this very special episode of #inconversation which marks Baby Loss Awareness Week, Natalie is joined by grief specialist and CEO of Saying Goodby charity Zoe Clark-Coates to talk the devastating and heartbreaking impact baby loss can have on women, their partners and their support network. ⁠ During this episode Natalie & Zoe both reflect on their own personal experiences of baby loss and how those experiences have affected their mental health, wellbeing and personal relationships and how their past trauma is still felt today. Discussing her ‘missed miscarriage' in 2010 Natalie speaks openly about the lack of support and after care she received and how it added to her feelings of shame and guilt and how the work that Zoe is doing on the UK governments Baby Loss Review is vital to the wellbeing of parents and their support systems. This open and honest conversation aims to raise awareness of the insensitive language used around baby loss and how so much more needs to be done to protect bereaved parents at all stages of their grief and no matter what the gestation of their baby. For more help and support please visit www.sayinggoodbye.org

This episode recorded for Baby Loss Awareness Week 2021 discusses the difficulties of baby loss at extremely preterm birth , the challenge of how you classify live birth and still birth & some of the implications for parents.This may be an episode that triggers difficult feelings and memories for many so take care of yourself and make sure now is the right time for you to listen before you start.Want to know more?https://www.sands.org.uk/sites/default/files/Position%20statement%20Birth%20and%20death%20certificates%202014.pdfhttps://timms.le.ac.uk/signs-of-life/guidance.htmlhttps://timms.le.ac.uk/signs-of-life/guidance-visual-summary.htmlhttps://hubble-live-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/bapm/file_asset/file/31/outcome-of-births-infographic-201909111005-colour.pdfhttps://nbcpathway.org.uk/If you have enjoyed my podcast please do share your thoughts by leaving a review on your podcast provider or get in touch. I love to hear your thoughts and ideas. if you have found my ideas helpful please recommend theobspod to others who may be interested in exploring all things pregnancy and birth. You can find out more about me on Twitter @FWmaternity & @TheObsPod as well as Instagram @TheObsPod please check out #MatExp matexp.org.uk for ideas about how to improve maternity experience.   My beautiful artwork is thank to Anna Geyer www.newpossibilities.co.uk

Show note :1．4名それぞれのストーリー2．「アンジー」立ち上げのきっかけ3．それぞれのグリーフケア〜どん底から救ってくれたものとは4．男性（天使パパ）のグリーフケアは軽視されがち？5．周りの対応に傷ついたこと・嬉しかったこと6．アンジーの活動とBaby Loss Awareness Week（啓発週間）7．悲しみの渦中にいる当事者へ伝えるメッセージ注意：本エピソードではゲストがご自身の体験を赤裸々に語って頂いており、体験者によってはトリガーとなり得る言葉が含まれています。他の方の体験ストーリーを聴くことで苦しい心理状態に陥る可能性があるステージにいらっしゃる方はご自身の判断でお聴きください。エピソードの 52:55 からは当事者を自助サポートするアンジーとして活動、そして悲しみの渦中にいる当事者へ同じような体験をした4名がメッセージを送っていますので、そこへジャンプしてその部分のみ聴かれることもお勧めです。＜ゲストプロフィール＞・菅 美紀さん Miki Sugaアンジー共同代表3度の流産、不育症経験者ANGEL's HEART代表https://peraichi.com/landing_pages/view/angelsheartfuikushou・小原 弘美さん Hiromi Oharaアンジー共同代表41週死産経験者関西天使ママサロン神戸エンジェライト代表https://tenshimama-angelite.jimdofree.com/・平尾 奈央さん Nao Hiraoアンジー役員/会計30週死産経験者tear dropの会Soul Evangelisthttps://soul-evangelist-nao19.amebaownd.com/・櫻田 智子さん Tomoko Sakuradaアンジー役員41週死産（20週で無脳症と宣告）、7週流産経験者妊娠期・出産後のケアについて学び、当事者として発信したいと感じAngieの活動に参加★Angie （ベイビーロスファミリーサポート 'アンジー')流産死産や新生児死などで赤ちゃんを失くしされたご家族にまつわる精神的身体的な事柄について、社会的認知度を高めることを目的とした活動をしている。赤ちゃんを亡くされたご家族がグリーフけあを必要としているということを広く認識していただくことで、当事者が「その先」を生き抜く力を支えます。インスタグラム：@blfs_angieホームページ: https://blfs-angie.jimdosite.com/ FLOW - Fulfilling Lives of Women〜産まない産めない女性の幸せな人生計画https://www.flow-japan.comFLOWは周りや社会からの期待や固定観念から解放され、それぞれの状況に置かれた女性たちが自分らしい選択をし、人生を楽しく生きる、そんな女性の多様性やストーリーを応援するプラットフォームです。様々な理由で子供のいない既婚女性、アラフォー独身女性、または不妊治療で悩む親友や姉妹をお持ちの方など、FLOWでは貴女の声をお待ちしています。

Last year's episode in aid of Baby Loss Awareness Week we sat down with Laura who shared her experience with miscarriage and how it affected her.   This year we are continuing the conversation but this time round from the male perspective. Jermaine and Ben sat down with Chris, Daniel, and David to talk about their experience with miscarriage, their platform Miscarriage For Men, breaking the stigma, and more.   Follow on Spotify and Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Share your thoughts on this episode or any of the other episodes in the catalog by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts as your feedback is highly appreciated.   Please be sure to subscribe to the Youtube channel- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfMwC0J2ZDBeJIuU8K2mxNg/videos     Hosts:   Jermaine - https://www.instagram.com/maine_thoughts/   Ben - https://www.instagram.com/benacquaah_/     Thinking Out Loud - https://www.instagram.com/thinkingoutloudpod_/   Miscarriage For Men - https://www.instagram.com/miscarriageformen/   Miscarriage For Men (Website) - https://www.miscarriageformen.com/     Guests: Chris Whitfield - https://www.instagram.com/chris_whitfield1987/  Daniel Rose - David Keating

Cherilyn Mackrory, Conservative MP for Truro and Falmouth, says the government is increasing support for those most in need when it comes to energy bills. She is leading a debate in Parliament today ahead of Baby Loss Awareness Week. She tells Bloomberg Westminster's Caroline Hepker and Yuan Potts that we need much better continuity of care for those who've suffered a loss. Plus: Nafkote Dabi, Global Climate Policy Lead for Oxfam, joins to discuss worldwide efforts to reduce carbon emissions. She says so far they've been "woefully inadequate." Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Join me for a fun but real chat with Georgina aka @fullerfigurefullerbust. We talk fertility treatment, exercise, dealing with the changes in our bodies that come with treatment and pregnancy, taking bumps shots, covid jabs and so much more! When it comes to decisions around getting your covid jab please do check out the up to date information at The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG). I'm really pleased to share that we have now opened the doors to a Post Natal Yoga Sessions! I'm also delighted to share that I will be donating 10% of the profits from this and all of the October Finally Pregnant Yoga and Pilates Sessions to the fabulous Tommy's charity in support of Baby Loss Awareness Week. Have you heard about the Hang Out community for those pregnant after infertility and loss? Find out more here. Why not sign up to receive my Top 5 Strategies to Enjoy Your Pregnancy. If you enjoy the podcast please do take a moment to subscribe, rate and review it wherever you listen! Thank you to sponsors Melio Health. Melio offer blood tests before, during and after pregnancy: from non-invasive prenatal tests to general health checks, helping you and your family take control of their health. Find out more here. Much love, Cat x @tryingyears

This week I'm excited to bring you my chat with actress Lacey Turner. Lacey opened up about her own experiences of miscarriage in the hope that it would help just one person feel less alone and I know she will have reached so many more by sharing her experiences. In today's episode we talk about pregnancy after loss, pregnancy through a pandemic, parenting two little miracles and how to support our relationships when we have young children, plus lots more!! I'm also delighted to share that I will be donating 10% of the profits from the October Finally Pregnant Yoga and Pilates Sessions to the fabulous Tommy's charity in support of Baby Loss Awareness Week. Have you heard about the Hang Out community for those pregnant after infertility and loss? Find out more here. Why not sign up to receive my Top 5 Strategies to Enjoy Your Pregnancy. If you enjoy the podcast please do take a moment to subscribe, rate and review it wherever you listen! Thank you to sponsors Melio Health. Melio offer blood tests before, during and after pregnancy: from non-invasive prenatal tests to general health checks, helping you and your family take control of their health. Find out more here. Much love, Cat x @tryingyears

This episode is released during Baby Loss Awareness Week 9th to 15th October 2020. So I"m opening this series talking about the transformation on goes through after one of the hardest losses one can experience, the loss of a child. We all navigate through different intensity of losses yet the key is to keep flowing rather than keeping static, that eventually leads you to your designation. I'm talking about how one can transform a wound into a scar by developing emotional resilience, how we can experience positive overwhelm by reaching out to something bigger than us for social and inner connection and how do we deal with the continuously lows of our life. It is all about giving ourselves the opportunity to 'Birth Yourself Brave'. There is dedicated webpage I have created where you can access more information on what support there is available for Baby Loss and resources that you can access - https://artyamarisa.com/baby-loss-awareness/ "The most beautiful people we have known are those who have known defeat, known suffering, known struggle, known loss, and have found their way out of the depths. These persons have an appreciation, a sensitivity, and an understanding of life that fills them with compassion, gentleness, and a deep loving concern. Beautiful people do not just happen." Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross If you have any questions feel free to visit my website on www.artyamarisa.com or email me on hello@artyamarisa.com.

In this episode, we were joined by artist Helen Segal who is the founder of Empowered Childlessness. Helen shares her inspiring life journey, discussing openly her grief and impact of IVF, and change in her life. It's an incredible episode and we loved chatting to her, and there's so much to take away from this. On 15th October 2020, it's the Wave of Light for Baby Loss Awareness Week. Helen will be running a free workshop on this date, and a longer one on 26th October. To find out more please visit her website here and also check out her Facebook group here too.

This week, from the 9th - 15th of October, marks Baby Loss Awareness Week and throughout this week, parents unite to commemorate the lives of babies who died during pregnancy, at or soon after birth.Sadly, baby loss is not a rare event - but talking about is. In this episode Sinead Hingston courageously shares her experience of miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy during the current COVID-19 pandemic and her feelings on going through both alone without her husband by her side. If you are affected by any of the topics in this episode please know that you are not alone. Find the support you need:FeileacainAnam CaraMiscarriage Association of Ireland Pregnancy & Infant Loss IrelandA Little Lifetime Association This episode and all episodes in season two are kindly supported by WaterWipes – the world's purest baby wipes. As creators of the world's purest baby wipes, containing only two ingredients, 99.9% water and a drop of fruit extract; WaterWipes are purer than cotton wool and water and winners of 3 National Parenting Product Awards 2020 including Best Baby Wipes. They contain no artificial fragrance, soap, silicones or colours, and they cleanse and instantly hydrate sensitive, newborn and premature babies skin. 96% of midwives consider WaterWipes to be the purest baby wipe* and in fact they are the only baby wipe approved by Skin Health Alliance, Allergy UK and have the National Eczema Association of America's seal of acceptance.Together, WaterWipes and everymum are committed to changing the conversation for parents – by helping take those first steps towards greater confidence and support throughout those early days for you and every mum.everymum the podcast: season 3 runs from Saturday 3rd of October 2020, with 10 new inspiring episodes with incredible women each week. Join our everymum community today, and follow everymum on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Warning this episodes deals with a sensitive and emotional subject. This week 9-15th Oct is Baby Loss Awareness week 2020 : https://babyloss-awareness.org/events/Sadly not all of maternity care is happy.A small number of babies die in the womb or shortly after birth. This episode is dedicated to them and their families.If you need support with this episode https://www.sands.org.uk/Please do check out the two inspirational women I mention:Catherine https://www.thepinksnblues.co.uk/Leigh http://headspace-perspective.com/You can find out more about me on Twitter @FWmaternity & @TheObsPod  please check out #MatExp matexp.org.uk for ideas about how to improve maternity experience.  My beautiful artwork is thank to Anna Geyer www.newpossibilities.co.uk

The girls talk sensitively about Baby Loss Awareness Week 9th - 15th October - it means so many different things to so many different people! Finances are topic two, courtesy of the jar - as always - plenty of honesty and personal experiences. Lots of Ryan appreciation going on too! We love you Ry!

Why's everyone listening to Country & Western music? What's that got to do with JK's mate Dogger who's still fighting at fifty? And do you have a favourite child? Can you forgive yourself? Or this weeks Dad confession? Join JK and Al as they explore the serious and ridiculous sides of being a Dad. In this episode, they look at the difficult issue of miscarriage, child loss, and explaining life and death to your children, in support of Baby Loss Awareness week. If you or someone you know has been affected by this issue, you can find help and advice at https://babyloss-awareness.org and at www.thedadsnet.com Listen and subscribe to Don't Tell Your Mum now, on Global Player wherever you get your podcasts. This episode's recommendations The Baby Loss Guide - Zoe-Clark Coates, Water bugs and Dragonflies https://www.amazon.co.uk/Baby-Loss-Guide-day-day/dp/1409185435 Fathers Feel Too: A Book for Men by Men on Coping with the Death of a Baby – by Andrew Don https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fathers-Feel-Too-Coping-Death/dp/095469323X Twitter/Insta/FB @jkjasonking @thedadsnet www.heart.co.uk www.thedadsnet.com https://www.thedadsnet.com/dont-tell-your-mum-podcast/

When we talk about baby loss it's often the grief and sadness that dominate. But some people whose lives are blighted by the loss of a baby often go on to achieve remarkable things. Heidi Eldridge is one of those women. Marina talks to Heidi about her story and Mama Academy - the project that followed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.