Podcasts about national pregnancy

In this episode of Cycle Wisdom, Dr. Monica Minjeur discusses proactive approaches to reduce miscarriage risk, especially for women who have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss. As October marks National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Month, Dr. Minjeur offers support, evaluation techniques, and treatments that help improve fertility outcomes. Learn about hormone imbalances, genetic factors, and lesser-known causes of miscarriage—and how charting cycles and targeted interventions can make a difference for women hoping to achieve and maintain a healthy pregnancy. 

October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Today Emily, Joanne and Lisa come together in conversation about their personal experiences with miscarriage in an effort to help moms in our community feel less alone. If this topic is heavy for you, our hearts are with you. Thank you to our team members for sharing their stories, and to each of your for listening.HELPFUL LINKS:Get to know Lisa, Joanne and Emily from our contributor team.Follow Lisa Payne on InstagramFollow Joanne Ruelos Diaz on InstagramFollow Emily Roark on InstagramClick Here to find a therapist in your area. There's a search bar that makes it really easy to search by issue and location. Resources on Loss & Grief In Pregnancy and Postpartum by Postpartum Support International.Additional resources:Share Pregnancy And Infant Loss SupportSisters In LossReturn To ZeroEpisodes from the archives featuring more on this topic include:Loss, Hope & Healing: One Family's Story Of Turning Grief Into AdvocacyBONUS: A Conversation About Pregnancy Loss With Leeann DearingOTHER HELPFUL LINKS:Visit our websiteCheck out deals from our partnersFollow us on InstagramJoin our private listener group on Facebook (be sure to answer the membership questions!)Sign up for our newsletterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"Minute with Mayor Mike Wilson" News Director Greg Taylor talks with Red Wing Mayor Mike Wilson with a recap of the City Council meeting on Monday, Mayor proclaimed October 8-14 Fire Prevention Week, National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day, Mayor presented Jasmine Fiddler with the 2023 Amos Owen Award, Paige Caswell gave council a recap of Visitor and Convention Bureau activities, Emily Foos presented council with gifts from Dakota Project, Port Authority update by Kyle Klatt, several public comments supporting tax levy increase in order not to lose services, and a vote for an interim ordinance to prohibiting cannabis sale and production in city failed.

October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, and it's a time to support those who have “angel babies,” or babies who did not survive the womb or passed as an infant. Coping with pregnancy loss can be an arduous journey that nobody can fully understand unless they have experienced it.

October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss month. Because we know many moms experience this, Sherri Crandall talks with Heather Baker about her experience and how we can support moms and walk alongside them in their grief.

In this episode I talk with Vanessa, a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist who helps women pick up the pieces of their lives after heartbreak, such as the end of a relationship, grief, the aftermath of childhood trauma, or fertility issues. October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month and Vanessa's specialty is working with women who are currently pregnant again after suffering a previous pregnancy loss. So today we'll be talking about Pregnancy after loss & how hypnotherapy can help in letting go and trusting the process. Use code PODCAST10 for 10% off the ⁠Confident Conception Membership HERE!⁠

This month is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and we want to encourage you to honor your story. Listen in to find out how!

Before diving into her recommended memoirs to read this fall, Prep Dish founder Allison Schaaf announces an exciting opportunity for Prep Dish customers to share their meal prep stories, and offers a support resource for October's National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month in Episode 190. ‌ Announcement: You've used Prep Dish in your home, now we'd love to hear from you on the Meal Prep Monday Podcast! Allison is opening up the opportunity to share your own personal experience with Prep Dish as a guest on her show. No previous podcast experience is required and we'd love to hear your story - how you shop for food, plan your meal prep, and create Prep Dish masterpieces for yourself and your family. If interested, please inquire at info@prepdish.com. ‌ October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. The Miscarriage Hope Desk (http://miscarriagehopedesk.com ), founded by Allison Schaaf, is a helpful resource and community for anyone whose personal story involves miscarriage, recurrent pregnancy loss, or infant loss. ‌ Allison has been enjoying several memoirs recently through Libby (a public library downloadable book collection), books borrowed from the library, or through Audible. Her top memoirs to check out this season include: Greenlights by Matthew McConaughey (audio is read by Matthew and very entertaining) Elizabeth Taylor: The Grit and Glamor of an Icon by Kate Ansersen Brower Never Broken: Songs Are Only Half the Story by Jewel (audio is read & sung by Jewel) Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry Inside Out: A Memoir by Demi Moore The Happy Texan: Adventures of a Rock & Roll Truck Driver by Michael Inman (Allison's neighbor - your local community is made up of people with many wonderful stories to tell!). ‌ Connect with Allison: PrepDish.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prepdish/ Get your FREE mealplan at PrepDish.com/podcast OR text the word mealprep to 33777 ‌ Resources mentioned in this podcast: Get your free trial at prepdish.com/mpm for two weeks of free meal plans! ‌ Be a guest on the Meal Prep Monday Podcast: info@prepdish.com Miscarriage Hope Desk: http://miscarriagehopedesk.com Audio Books Libby, by OverDrive App: http://overdrive.com Audible: http://Audible.com

We were blessed with the opportunity to speak with Muva, Wife, and Business Owner Ryah Jay. With October being National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month, Ryah Jay has unfortunately experienced this type of loss twice. She was very transparent with us about her experience and encourages mothers not to give up hope. She also discussed being a mommy of 2 and running multiple businesses such as MHLF Beauty and Herbs N' Harlem and being TikTok famous because of her neighbor's dog pooping in her yard. Make sure you follow her on Instagram @RyahJay_ Tik Tok (she's famous) @RyahJay_MUA Her businesses @MHLFBeauty & @HerbsnHarlem --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dr. Marta Kolthoff, AHN Perinatologist and Lead Physician of Olivia's Angels Perinatal Palliative Care Program, joins KDKA. 

Katie Kruse of No Foot Too Small talks to Siouxland Public Media about her personal journey that led to advocacy for others facing loss

October is National Pregnancy And Infant Loss Awareness Month, and in this episode, hosts Jessica and Lindsay want to provide you with all the inspiration to remember, not only your baby, but also yourself.

October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and in this episode I will share how you can be a part of breaking the silence around baby loss. You may think I am one person, what can I do? Listen in as I share things you can do at home, within your community, things that are part of a global awareness and on social media. You can be a huge part of spreading awareness and eliminate the stigma about not talking about pregnancy and infant loss. Many families suffer in silence and long to know they are not walking this path alone. Spread awareness with me on social media and use hashtags #IHaveFootprintsOnMyHeart and #WaveOfLight. Light your candle at 7:00pm and keep it lit for at least one hour to create a continuous "wave of light" across all time zones covering the entire globe. To find an event in your area I would first visit https://nationalshare.org/ to find a chapter in your area that is hosting an event. If you don't find anything there, reach out to me. Connect with Teresa: EMAIL: teresa.livingaftergrief.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/.livingaftergrief/. Instagram: @livingaftergrief Website: www.livingaftergrief.com click and schedule a free complementary time to talk: https://calendly.com/teresa-reiniger/podcast-discovery-call

October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. So many members of our community have walked this journey of miscarriage or infertility. The comment we hear a lot when discussing these issues is that it is not talked about enough. It is very natural and understandable that we shy away from deeply personal and painful subjects such as this one, but today I want to dedicate an episode to talking about this subject that is more common than we realize. Today on the podcast sharing her trying to conceive journey is Natalie Torres-Haddad. Natalie talks about the treatments they have tried and the money that is involved. She also discusses the support she has received along the way. She also touches on things NOT to say to someone on this journey as well as helpful ways we can support them as well. Resources in this Episode: Real Simple Money Confidential Podcast: How Do I Pay for IVF and How Much is Too Much to SpendThe Egg Whisperer: How You Can Be Supportive as a Friend

Jor-El Godsey president of Heartbeat International speaks about the attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers and the resolution introduced by Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) which would designate the week of November 7th as "National Pregnancy Center Week."

Jor-El Godsey president of Heartbeat International speaks about the attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers and the resolution introduced by Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) which would designate the week of November 7th as "National Pregnancy Center Week."

This week Aditi and Danyelle sit down with yoga teacher Candace Stephenson to talk about the similarities and differences between their grief journeys ten years after loss. The three discuss grief over the holidays, how loss changes over time, and the coping strategies that have worked for them. If you're interested in connecting with Candace, you can follow her on Instagram @thismomdoesyoga or check out her yoga services at www.strongandfreeyoga.ca. For immediate peer support across each stage of the journey text our National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Helpline at 1-888-910-1551 or chat on our website at www.pilsc.org

Today Aditi and Danyelle sit down to talk to Aaron Hoyland about the non-birthing partner's perspective through the fertility journey. Together they discuss elements of traditional masculinity in relation to fertility as well as how fertility issues can obscure and overtake the relationship beneath it all. If you want to connect with Aaron, you can find him on Twitter at @aaronhoyland For immediate peer support across each stage of the journey text our National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Helpline at 1-888-910-1551 or chat on our website at www.pilsc.org

When we talk about loss we often focus on the experiences of the birthing person. Sometimes the non-birthing partner is overlooked in the grief and loss that follows. This week, Aditi and Danyelle sit down with Jason Dykstra, father to four children (three who are living) about his experience as a supportive non-birthing partner during loss. In addition to being a father, Jason is a husband to one and helper to many. For the last decade, he has helped people get comfortable being uncomfortable in the capacity of a coach, mediator, writer, and teacher. As an international speaker and trainer, he specializes in interpersonal communication skills, mental health, and conflict transformation. Jason helps hold the difficult spaces so that you don't have to go it alone. For immediate peer support across each stage of the journey text our National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Helpline at 1-888-910-1551 or chat on our website at www.pilsc.org

Ritual and ceremony help define our lives. There are so many rituals for new babies - first month photos, baby showers - but none for when a pregnancy ends in a loss. This week, Aditi and Danyelle speak with Kelly Hurley, a Life-Cycle Funeral Celebrant, about her practice of providing space and structure for grieving families to celebrate and process their loss through ritual. About: Kelly- Ke/Lee Hurley- Her/Lee As a certified Life-Cycle Funeral Celebrant, Kelly serves families as a ceremony and ritual guide. For those special goodbyes that are needed when experiencing pregnancy or infant loss, she companions parents providing After-Death ceremony and ritual guidance in a hospital, home setting or funeral home, Remembrance rituals for pregnancy loss; funerals and memorials. Kelly became a Celebrant after a career of counselling people undergoing loss, trauma and mental health challenges. Her soul's purpose is to be a ceremonialist of a new age and keeper of the sacred for all who love, grieve and transition; and for all those who don't have a voice. Contact information: https://www.withgracepregnancyinfantlossceremonies.com/ www.instagram.com/withgracecelebrantkellyhurley www.facebook.com/kelly.hurley.14855 www.pinterest.com/withgracekhurley For immediate peer support across each stage of the journey text our National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Helpline at 1-888-910-1551 or chat on our website at www.pilsc.org

Even though loss connects us all, how we experience that loss is very different. A person's culture can dramatically change the number of supports and obstacles that appear on their journey through grief. This week, Aditi and Danyelle sit down with guest Agnes Jensen to discuss the impact culture has had on her loss. It was during this loss of her child Elliot that Agnes encountered the conflict between her own feelings and need for support with those of the Indian community and culture she came from. Agnes is the co-founder of After Baby Loss, an online community that nurtures and supports fellow Indian mothers struggling. If you want to learn more about Agnes and her work you can find her on Instagram at @agnesrjensen or @afterbabyloss. Her website is www.afterbabyloss.com. For immediate peer support across each stage of the journey text our National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Helpline at 1-888-910-1551 or chat on our website at www.pilsc.org

This week, I'll be sharing my interview with Laura Smothers-Chu, CEO & Founder of Befriended Heart, who speaks candidly about her fertility journey. During our conversation, which was recorded in October during National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, we explore the various situations she and her husband have navigated in their desire to become parents, including numerous invasive procedures and miscarriage, and the subsequent grief that followed. We discuss how the perceptions (and misconceptions) surrounding pregnancy can contribute to challenges that individuals face when trying to conceive. Bury Me in New Jersey is recorded in Hammonton, NJ, and is produced by Nick Rumaczyk. Our theme music is P to the A, by Anonymous Novels. Check out their page on SoundCloud to hear more of their work.

We're back with an all-new episode of the Chiefs Wire podcast! This week we're previewing the Kansas City Chiefs' week 7 matchup with Tennessee Titans. Ed Easton Jr. speaks with Chiefs Wire managing editor Charles Goldman, who shares his thoughts on the Chiefs' improved defensive performance in Washington last week. Chiefs' DL Tershawn Wharton explains his incredible late-game interception in last Sunday's win, Tyrann Mathieu's leadership, and plans to slow down Derrick Henry during the team's weekly press conference. Lastly, In honor of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month, We flashback to Ed Easton Jr.'s conversation with former NFL player Devon Still and his wife Asha about their partnership to encourage discussions regarding the pre-pregnancy phase daughter Leah, and some advice for Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

This week, Aditi and Danyelle sit down with their guest, Jena Colpitts, to have a candid conversation about terminating wanted pregnancies for medical reasons. In 2019, Jena and her husband went to their 20-week ultrasound, and it would change their life. After the loss of her first child, Isla, at 22 weeks gestation, Jena joined the community of those navigating life after pregnancy loss. She has been active in speaking about her experience of pregnancy loss and believes that creating an open dialogue is the catalyst for change. For immediate peer support across each stage of the journey text our National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Helpline at 1-888-910-1551 or chat on our website at www.pilsc.org

This week Flashpoint is highlighting National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, which occurs every October. Marisa Brahney, a TV host from New Jersey, shares her experience in losing her first daughter and her effort to continue to raise awareness and understanding for families in need. Dr. Rayna Markin is a local therapist who focuses on maternal mental health, pregnancy loss, and infertility with women and couples who have experienced pregnancy loss/infertility advises parents who need support. Our Newsmaker of the week is Asasiya Muhammad, founder of Inner Circle Midwifery in Germantown. Muhammad is one of few midwives of color in Philadelphia and has been a tested community source of support for women of color during pregnancy. The Philly Rising Changemaker is a local non-profit catering to parents and families who are grieving the loss of a child. Three Little Birds LLC was founded by Kristen Samuelson who is working to bring awareness of infant loss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today Is Blind Americans Equality Day, Breast Health Day,  Global Handwashing Day,  International Day of Rural Women,  I Love Lucy Day,  Mammography Day, My Mom Is a Student Day,  National Aesthetician Day,  National Boss's Day,  National Cake Decorating Day, National Chicken Cacciatore Day,  National Cheese Curd Day,  National Grouch Day, National Mushroom Day, National Pug Day,  National Latino AIDS Awareness Day,  National Roast Pheasant Day, National White Cane Safety Day, World Student Day, Sewing Lovers Day, and National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. Celebrate Each Day with the It's Today Podcast.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Itstoday)

October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Phil and Ashlee share their pregnancy loss story and how the grief from the loss affected their marriage.   Follow Us on our Platforms Website Instagram Facebook  

Today is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. Let's remember the parents, families, and friends but more importantly, let's remember the babies. Honor them by saying their names. Get some ideas on how you can support, and listen as we say their names. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heyevette/message

This is Today features the stories that make this day unique. It's Friday, October 15, 2021, and here is what we talk about today:National Aesthetician DayNational Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness DayNational Latino AIDS Awareness DayBoss's DayNational Grouch DayNational I Love Lucy DayNational White Cane Safety DayNational Cheese Curd DayThe Edison Electric LightHelp to support this podcast:Become a Patron!Subscribe to Learning More Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In honor of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day which is October 15th, I wanted to discuss some of the research I found on hidden causes of infertility and pregnancy loss as it relates to thyroid patients. This is a near and dear topic for me personally, as my husband and I suffered the loss of 5 pregnancies in what seemed to be linked directly with my thyroid malfunction and/or Hashimoto's disease. This led us on a long journey of questions along the way. For today, I will cover 3 that you also may find helpful: How can thyroid disorders effect your fertility? Can Hashimoto's cause infertility or miscarriage? What can I do to prevent fertility or pregnancy complications related to thyroid disease? Get more information or schedule a free coaching session with Sandy at www.coachsandyrobinson.com

In honor of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day which is October 15th, I wanted to discuss some of the research I found on hidden causes of infertility and pregnancy loss as it relates to thyroid patients. This is a near and dear topic for me personally, as my husband and I suffered the loss of 5 pregnancies in what seemed to be linked directly with my thyroid malfunction and/or Hashimoto's disease.  This led us on a long journey of questions along the way. For today, I will cover 3 that you also may find helpful: How can thyroid disorders effect your fertility? Can Hashimoto's cause infertility or miscarriage? What can I do to prevent fertility or pregnancy complications related to thyroid disease? Get more information or schedule a free coaching session with Sandy at www.coachsandyrobinson.com 

This week we kick off National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month with Allison Schaaf from Miscarriage Hope Desk. Allison so bravely shares her personal story of recurrent miscarriages and her journey to healing. She offers real advice from a sincere place of understanding. Allison talks about Miscarriage Hope Desk, the Moving Forward Program, and how she's now helping so many through a difficult time.KEY TAKEAWAYS:Allison's personal story and struggle with pregnancies and recurrent miscarriages1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriageNavigating a blood clotting disorder and pregnanciesAdoption storyFertility clinic exploration- IVFlack of support for women struggling with recurrent loss/ multiple miscarriagesMiscarriage Hope Desk launchTesting begins after 3 miscarriages, some Doctors will after 2Sperm/Male factors involved in miscarriagesStress suppressing progesterone and "stealing from" thyroidImportance of addressing emotional health/supportEMDR therapy- help for traumaTrauma Together- how it is to deal with this together in a relationshipGUEST SHARED HELPFUL TIPS ON:Take time and space to griefHealing- Physical-Testing/lab work, Relationship, EmotionalTesting/lab work to request with multiple miscarriages- take control of your healthEmotional- Decreasing stress during a very stressful time"Sit with the feelings"Physical Healing- pause to recoup, eat nutritiously dense foods, don't overdue workoutsIt's ok to feel angry with your body- just something to work throughEmotional Healing-therapy, supper helpful to do it with your spouse/partnerDaily support for emotional healing- intentional activities to just be, journaling, gratitude, support with othersMENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Miscarriage Hope DeskMoving Forward ProgramMoving forward checklistABOUT GUEST:Allison is the founder of Miscarriage Hope Desk, a friendly resource she wished she had during her years-long struggle with infertility, including a total of 5 miscarriages.She lives in Dripping Springs, TX with her husband, 2 sons, 2 cats, 2 puppies, a goat, lots of chickens, and a few beehives.WHERE TO FIND ALLISON:Miscarriage Help Deskhttps://miscarriagehopedesk.com/@miscarriagehopedesk on IGPrivate FB group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1617075958466247WHERE TO FIND CHRISTA:Personalized functional medicine with Christa Biegler:http://www.lessstressednutrition.comOn IG: @anti.inflammatory.nutritionistLess Stressed Life Podcast:http://www.lessstressedlife.comLess Stressed Life Facebook Page:https://www.fb.me/christabieglerrd/How do you remember and put into action all the value you get from podcasts? You talk about it! You tell someone else!What started as texts and DMs with friends and listeners is now The Less Stressed Life Podcast Facebook group. Learning is EVERYTHING. It gives us growth and we retain by sharing. Learn.Grow.Share.Join The Less Stressed Life Podcast Whole Health Facebook Group at learngrowsharecircle.co

Michelle Valiukenas is the proud mom of her angel Sweet Pea, who she lost due to miscarriage, her angel daughter Colette Louise who she lost at nine days old, and her only living child, her rainbow baby, Elliott Miguel. Inspired by her journey with Colette, Michelle and her husband founded The Colette Louise Tisdahl Foundation, whose mission is to improve outcomes of pregnancy, childbirth, prematurity, and infancy, as well as aid in the grieving process through financial assistance, education, and advocacy. Their flagship program financially assists families dealing with high-risk and complicated pregnancies, NICU stays, and loss. The organization's ability to help families relies on donations and grants and they are grateful if you are able to donate. Michelle also participates and advocates on issues of maternal health, maternal mortality, infant health and safety, and pregnancy complications. Michelle lives in Glenview, Illinois with her son Elliott, husband Mark, and dog Nemo. October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month.  October 15th is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day.  In this touching episode, Michelle shares her story of losing her daughter Colette Louise at nine days old.  Michelle and Nikki discuss Michelle's journey with infertility, miscarriage and ultimately Michelle's journey of having and losing a baby in the NICU.  The ladies discuss Michelle's experience having a baby prematurely, being thrust into a NICU, what that experience is in itself.  Michelle very vulnerably speaks about life after the loss of an infant as well as pregnancy and parenting after a traumatic loss.  The ladies touch on how friends and family can best support their loved ones through loss and how Michelle and her husband found hope and life after loss.  Michelle's hopes are that we break the stigma of talking about loss and that no one suffer the loss and grief of a baby alone. More topics covered in this episode: How common miscarriage and loss are The importance of sharing your story The support that men receive after the loss of a baby Ways to help friends and family through the grieving process Connect with Michelle: Web: www.colettelouise.com Connect with Nikki: Web: www.nikkispo.com IG: @nikkisappspo / @theknowwithnikkispo For information on sponsorships/collaborations, please contact brands@nikkispo.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikki-spo/support

October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Ten to fifteen percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage. In this weeks episode I talk with my friend Reggie Ann about her experience with miscarriages and motherhood. She opens up and shares her journey, lessons learned, and powerful insights!Check out Made By Shanz for a custom illustration and use the discount code CHASINGMOTHERHOOD for 10% off!https://www.instagram.com/madeby.shanz/To follow Reggie click the link belowhttps://www.instagram.com/reggieann_/Follow us on instagram!https://www.instagram.com/kylee.chasingmotherhood/

This week, I'll be sharing my interview with Jillian Ryan, my long-time friend, and fellow S. Jerseyean where we discuss her experience with losing her daughter, Isabelle, during her 8th month of pregnancy. During this discussion, Jill talks about how she handled her grief in the weeks and months immediately following the loss of her daughter; how the experience has shaped her as a mother; and the ways she's dealt with her loss in the subsequent years since losing Izzy. Although we've been planning this conversation for the past several months, the timing worked for our interview to align with National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, which is in October, and Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, October 15th.Please note that in addition to discussing stillbirth, we also briefly discuss miscarriage.Bury Me in New Jersey is recorded in Hammonton, NJ, and is produced by Nick Rumaczyk. Our theme music is P to the A, by Anonymous Novels.

The CCCN recognizes October as National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month. This month CCCN Members were joined by two guest speakers who guided us through conversations, resources, and support surrounding the topic of grief in pregnancy and infant loss. Ashley Daoust, Certified Birth Doula & Jennifer Rogez, ACSW, PMH-C.

It's National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and my guest today on the program is Megan Hanson of the Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Association. More information on these topics is at www.asrm.org More on RPLA - Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Association  Tell us your thoughts on the show by e-mailing asrm@asrm.org Please subscribe and rate the show on Apple podcasts, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. ASRM Today Series Podcasts are supported in part by the ASRM Corporate Member Council

This week, Adiit and Danyelle sit down to talk about our postpartum bodies, how we feel about them, and how we're taught to feel about them by the fitness industry with Jessie Mundell. Jessie is in the business of bodies, putting her expertise in prenatal and postnatal exercise to work supporting people in their self-care so they can heal faster and reconnect with their bodies. Together they discuss central problems with fitness that are rarely brought up such as inherent bias, privilege and systemic racism. You can find more about Jessie on her site or on her podcast, To Birth and Beyond. For immediate peer support across each stage of the journey text our National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Helpline at 1-888-910-1551 or chat on our website at www.pilsc.org

Content Warning: Mention of suicide 15:30 - 17:11 This week, Aditi and Danyelle are joined by Erin Keable to talk about her struggles of infertility and male factor infertility. Erin and her partner's journey to be parents is a long and ongoing one. For seven years they have made multiple attempts through IUI and IVF. Erin is a volunteer with PILSC doing the social media postings as well as a co-facilitator of the new Peer Support Group for Fertility starting in the Fall. For immediate peer support across each stage of the journey text our National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Helpline at 1-888-910-1551 or chat on our website at www.pilsc.org

Welcome back sunshine babes! National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month is in October, so we felt like it was important to speak on this topic. We brought the wonderful, Tara, to speak about this and share her story with us. We talk on the survey questions that we put on our social medias and discussed those questions and responses. We talked about important education around this topic to help other's know how to advocate and information for people struggling with this type of loss. Disclaimer: make sure you take care of yourself during and after this episode due to being an emotional topic. Come sit with us!

WHAT IS UP EVERYONE? This is episode #17 of The Average Bro's Podcast. Today's guest is the LONG TIME BRO Jenn Ramz. October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month. This is an important topic that does not get talked about enough, although it effects many of us. Jenn came on the show to open her heart and share her story of how she experienced loss herself.  This is something that is not talked about very often because it is a super sensitive subject and quite frankly as a close friend I myself have walked on eggshells ever since Jenn and her family went through this difficult time. Given the fact that this is October Jenn felt the need to come on and share her story so we can all understand what it has been like since that moment and hopefully spread awareness and also let others who have been through similar situations know that they ARE NOT ALONE.  I want go give a HUGE thank you to Jenn for coming on the show and opening up the way that she did, and I hope this episode really helps provide information and comfort to any one out there who may need it. We laughed, we cried, we got DRUNK, and we also played some taboo! So go on, indulge yourself, that's right, kick off your shoes, put up your feet,  lean back and just enjoy the ride. After all, an average podcast can soothe even the savage beasts. Hosted by Eddie Ferreal - @the_averagebro Check out Jenn on IG - Jenny_girl_r Special thanks to Cool Side Productions 

This episode contains a story of pregnancy loss. October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, and recently we’ve seen online and in celebrity culture a few examples of women talking must more openly about their loss experiences, even sharing very vulnerable photos with the world like Chrissy Teigan did earlier this month. Here at The Mom Hour, we are 100% on board with movements that make moms feel less alone in their experience, so we think it’s really important to continue sharing these stories. In today's special bonus episode, Sarah talks with Leeann Dearing about her personal experience with pregnancy loss. Leeann is an actress, entrepreneur and proud homeschool mom, and she's also co-founder of the funny mom duo and viral video company Leeann & Michelle, whose videos you have probably seen taking over the internet. The post BONUS: A Conversation About Pregnancy Loss With Leeann Dearing appeared first on The Mom Hour.

14. Dealing with Loss as a CoupleTrigger warning: October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month, and we are the 1 in 4.In the United States, 1 out of every 4 pregnancies ends in miscarriage and 1 and every 160 pregnancies end in stillbirth. Source: http://nationalshare.org/october-awareness/We wanted to do this pod to honor our own, and those countless friends and family members who have suffered a loss as well. So we’re sharing our story, what Dynae went through, and Matt’s feelings about it all as well, because often the partners in these situations don’t always get to tell their side, but it’s just as valid.How to help?Stop the stigma. Women feel a tremendous amount of guilt when they experience a loss. Let’s stop that.Normalize talking about it. Share our stories. Not only can it help the grieving process, it helps others feel less alone.Listen to women and their stories. Acknowledge the loss, and offer support however the parents need.Pregnancy is a HUGE part of women’s health, recognize and support policies that protect that health. Resources:https://pregnancyafterlosssupport.orghttps://www.marchofdimes.orgOur amazing Tattoo Artist: Joshua Tenneson https://www.transformationgallery.com/joshua-tenneson/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshuatenneson/

This episode is dedicated to all the sufferers of mental health struggles and any person whose journey to parenthood isn’t what they hoped it would be. October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and we wanted to do an episode that talks about how our emotional response to infertility, loss, pregnancy, childbirth and the newborn phase can dictate whether or not we want to have another child. Jess and Pierce share their own story and struggles with anxiety when Penny was a newborn. We read emails from a mom with a lot of strong and relatable feelings about how difficult that newborn phase really is, as well as a mom whose baby had health problems that took a year to resolve after her child was born (you can read more about that in her blog). An emailer also recommends the book One and Only by Lauren Sandler.In the pop culture segment we discuss an Episode of King of the Hill where Peggy and Hank unsuccessfully try for another baby. We realize that Bobby is written as a pretty cool kid with none of the negative only child stereotypes. Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook and email us your story to be featured on our show!

Today is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day.  This is a time for us to be mindful of those who have experienced loss and to remember their babies.  Whether or not you have experienced a loss or know someone who has, it is always a good idea to know how to interact with someone who has. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heyevette/message

National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day is on 10/15/20. #PAILRD #pregnancyandinfantlossremembrancedayThis is a day set aside to remember our babies that have gone to Heaven too soon due to pregnancy loss and infant death.In this episode, I am sharing my personal experience with pregnancy loss due to abortion and other information regarding pregnancy losses. I offer inspiration to help you heal and information and ideas to help you honor and celebrate your babies' short lives. The new moon is a great time for new perspectives, new beginnings, and new chapters in our LIFE."There is no foot too small that it cannot leave an imprint on this world"You can find out more information about Tears to Treasures: https://tearstotreasures.comThe organization website that I mentioned is "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep" #nilmdtshttps://www.nowilaymedowntosleep.org/Peace, Love, and Joy,Michelle DurandHostesshttps://lifeisatreasure.comhttps://calendly.com/lifeisatreasurepodcastSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/lifeisatreasurepodcast)

As an added bonus for today's topic, this mini interview with Danielle Daniels of Infant Loss Resources, Inc. is a great resource (hence the name). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heyevette/message

Title: "Check Yo Self!" This week, Love and Deyonna talk about Breast Cancer Awareness month, National Depression screening day, Mental Health day and National Pregnancy and infant loss Awareness month. Love discusses what National Hispanic Heritage month means to her and the effects of microaggressions in the Hispanic community. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

1. October is National Pregnancy and Infancy Loss Awareness month. Dr. Ronika Chowdery talks about breaking the stigma of guilt and how common miscarriages are. ((00:11)) 2. Congressman Jim Himes gives us the latest on the stimulus package and talks in Washington. ((13:57)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

Light it up and listen into our personal informative session on miscarriage. October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and for the first time, we open up raw and true about our experience with loss. Personal, deep but REAL hoping this offers some insight + healing for the moms who have gone through this as well. You are not alone!

On Monday, March 5, 2012, my life was turned upside down.  I was newly pregnant… I had already been shopping the baby clothes section of Target online and daydreaming about how to decorate the nursery. My heart was as fully wrapped around the idea of welcoming this tiny little person into our family as my mind could imagine.  I felt so much joy…so much fulfillment…so much anticipation of the beginning of this new season of my life. Since I was a little girl, I had dreamed of becoming a mom and holding my sweet baby in my arms. I was in a hurry that Monday evening, getting ready to go to a night class and running late, as I often did. All of a sudden, I felt a small gush of fluid. I froze. In a moment, the worst-case scenario, in all its fearful horror, flashed through my mind. I knew exactly what was happening. And there was nothing I could do to stop it. In honor of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, on today's episode, I'm sharing my story of miscarriage and a message of finding hope in the midst of heartbreak. Key Takeaways from Episode 15: +Miscarriage is heartbreaking at any stage   +It's okay to feel angry, confused, devastated, and cheated   +Your baby's life, however short, matters. It is worth acknowledging, celebrating, and grieving.   +Taking time to grieve the loss of your little one is instrumental to healing   +Give yourself lots of grace   Whether you've walked through miscarriage or you know someone who has, thanks for tuning in to this raw, real conversation with me today.  If you found it helpful, I would love for you to subscribe, rate & review it. Please feel free to share it with a friend who may need it too. Also, be sure to follow me on Instagram @favoritefamilies!

Today’s episode is a raw and vulnerable conversation with Dr. Betsy Guerra who has experienced the tragic loss of her daughter and now teaches others how to move from “Hurt 2 Hope”.   October has been declared National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and whether you’re 1 in 4 people who have experienced the excruciating loss of a child, or not, my hope is to inspire you to make Time to be Kind by remembering & honoring those who have lost a child during pregnancy or infancy.   Visit www.marlyq.com/28 for episode show notes and transcription. 

This month is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Month, a time to remember the moms and dads who remember and grieve the babies they lost. The Made for Hope Podcast is honoring those families by sharing stories about miscarriage and infant loss this month. Our first guest for this special series is Anna Kettle, a writer from England, who shares her story of going through three miscarriage losses. Anna believes in the healing power of words and she offers so much hope for the woman who has suffered a miscarriage. If you're unsure how to help a friend in loss, or if you've experienced a miscarriage, Anna's story is a powerful reminder of hope in the midst of ongoing loss and how to press in to Jesus when you're in grief. She also offers practical tips on how you can help a friend through loss—what you can say and practical ideas that will show your love and support to those who've experienced miscarriage. Anna has her first book coming out in the spring, called Sand Between Your Toes, a collection of devotionals about slowing down, simplifying, and savoring a quiet and calm only Jesus can provide. Links in the Episode: To find out more about Anna: annakettle.com Preorder Anna's new devotional, Sand Between Your Toes: https://www.amazon.com/Sand-Between-Your-Toes-Inspirations/dp/1496443888/ Find Anna on Instagram: @notesonlifebyannakettle Or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/notesonlifebyannakettle Get my free resource: 24 Ways to Remember a Loved One Episode webpage: https://sararward.com/made-for-hope-episode-13-anna-kettle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sara-r-ward/support

In seasons of loss, it's easy to feel abandoned by God, or worse yet, betrayed by Him in our pain. I found myself feeling that way after we lost our second baby last year. In honor of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, I'm telling the story of our miscarriage just a few months after Imogen died and sharing how I processed my pain.

October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month. Our thoughts and prayers are with Chrissy Teigen, John Legend, and their family as they grieve the loss of their baby Jack. Also, campus police at Stephen F. Austin State University entered the dorm of a sleeping student when her roommates falsely reported she was threatening them with scissors. Before you ask, yes she was, and yes her roommates were. We also give our perspectives on the shouting match that was the first presidential debate. Subscribe to the podcast Follow us @afrosnconvos on IG Email us at afrosnconvos@gmail.com www.afrosnconvos.com

October is a month that has taken on a new meaning for me over the last several years, actually since 2016. It was October 2016 when I became pregnant for the first time and that pregnancy ended in a miscarriage. October is also National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month with October 15th being National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day on October 15.October is still my favorite month, my birthday is in October which means I’m required to love fall so we are in my favorite season and while each year I get excited for those things I also tend to think more about the baby I never had. 1 in 4 women experience miscarriage, but I think it means nothing unless you actually KNOW another 1 in 4. I hope my story can help you feel less alone or feel validated in sharing some of my feelings about my experience. Miscarriage is isolating and you shouldn't have to do it alone. Please reach out to me on IG if you need support @careermompodcast Join the Career Mom conversation on Instagram @careermompodcastJoin the Career Mom Facebook group: Career Mom Facebook GroupIf you have a story or topic you want to share contact Jenny by email  careermompodcast@gmail.comSign up for a free 30 day trial of Audible. audibletrial.com/CareerMomMusic Credit: Campfire by Scandinavianz:  soundcloud.com/scandinavianz

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month with October 15th being National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. 1 in 4 women will suffer a loss via miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss at some point in their lives. The topic of miscarriage, infant loss, and infertility is one that is close to the heart host Alanna McGinn, having suffered from 3 miscarriages herself. In this episode Alanna shares her own personal journey with miscarriage and secondary infertility. Keep the Conversation Going: Join the conversations and submit your own sleep questions to Alanna on Instagram and Twitter: @GNSleepSite. She may answer them during a future This Girl Loves Sleep segment! Website: https://goodnightsleepsite.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gnsleepsite Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/GoodNightSleepSite/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoodNightSleepSite/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GNSleepSite Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ca/gnsleepsite/ This Girl Loves Sleep's theme music is "Until the End" by Ryan Andersen from the album "Happy Life - Americana Volume One," from the Free Music Archive at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ryan_Andersen/Happy_Life_-_Americana_Volume_One/Until_The_End

In this first episode, Jeff gets rather personal regarding National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month

In this first episode, Jeff gets rather personal regarding National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month

Bestselling Author, Speaker, and Certified Daring Way™ & Dare to Lead™ Facilitator (based on the research of Brené Brown) Justine Froelker shares how pregnancy and infant loss affects someone you know, what we need, and what those of us who walk this life with that kind of loss can do to receive our healing.Justine's Dare to Lead Courses:https://www.justinefroelker.com/daretoleadDare to Lead book by Brené Brown: https://www.justinefroelker.com/resourceswww.justinefroelker.comwww.facebook.com/justinebfroelkerwww.instagram.com/justinefroelkerwww.twitter.com/justinefroelkerwww.linkedin.com/in/justinefroelker

I have two books I would like to share with you today along with some research on men, marijuana and miscarriages. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heyevette/message

October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month--a time each year set aside for us to remember and encourage those who have lost a child through miscarriage or early on in infancy. So today, we want to honor those mothers who grieve and also provide some helpful tools for those friends and family members who want to lovingly support a mother whose arms ache from the loss of her baby.   

1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriage. In honor of National Pregnancy and Infant loss awareness month, today I am sharing my story of pregnancy loss with Lara of generation.mom as well as coming together with my husband to give him space to share his. With bravery and vulnerability, we have also invited 4 other women to share how they are now thriving after experiencing such powerful loss in their lives. For More Information Go To: https://feelamazingnaked.com/episode049

You may not know this but October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month and October 15th is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. There are so many families that have experienced these heartbreaking losses. In fact, today I'm chatting with one of my former doula clients, now turned friend, Megan McAlister, who is one of those families. Megan is a mother of four surviving children, ages 8, 6, 3 and 1. She is passionate about her personal experience with neonatal loss and her three subsequent VBACs (vaginal births after cesarean). Originally from Texas, her family now lives in Portland, Oregon.I am so honored that Megan is on today's episode of Chick Chat. She shares her story of infant loss and what families can do to heal after experiencing such a devastating loss. I hope that today's episode gives hope and comfort to any families who have experienced or are experiencing these tragic journeys of pregnancy and infant loss.

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month with October 15th being National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. 1 in 4 women will suffer a loss via miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss at some point in their lives. The topic of miscarriage, infant loss, and infertility is one that is close to the heart host Alanna McGinn, having suffered from 3 miscarriages herself. In this episode Alanna shares her own personal journey with miscarriage and secondary infertility. Keep the Conversation Going: Join the conversations and submit your own sleep questions to Alanna on Instagram and Twitter: @GNSleepSite. She may answer them during a future This Girl Loves Sleep segment! Website: https://goodnightsleepsite.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gnsleepsite Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/GoodNightSleepSite/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoodNightSleepSite/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GNSleepSite Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ca/gnsleepsite/ This Girl Loves Sleep's theme music is "Until the End" by Ryan Andersen from the album "Happy Life - Americana Volume One," from the Free Music Archive at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ryan_Andersen/Happy_Life_-_Americana_Volume_One/Until_The_End

In October of 1988, President Ronald Reagan Proclaimed October as National Pregnancy and Infant Loss of Awareness Month. The Black Community make up the majority of the 24,000 Stillbirth Pregnancies in the united states and even though we all may know of someone who has experienced a miscarriage or a stillbirth, seldomly do we hear them talk about it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/queenquaymo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/queenquaymo/support

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month with October 15th being National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. 1 in 4 women will suffer a loss via miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss at some point in their lives. The topic of miscarriage, infant loss, and infertility is one that is close to the heart host Alanna McGinn, having suffered from 3 miscarriages herself. In this episode Alanna shares her own personal journey with miscarriage and secondary infertility. Keep the Conversation Going: Join the conversations and submit your own sleep questions to Alanna on Instagram and Twitter: @GNSleepSite. She may answer them during a future This Girl Loves Sleep segment! Website: https://goodnightsleepsite.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gnsleepsite Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/GoodNightSleepSite/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoodNightSleepSite/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GNSleepSite Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ca/gnsleepsite/ This Girl Loves Sleep's theme music is "Until the End" by Ryan Andersen from the album "Happy Life - Americana Volume One," from the Free Music Archive at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ryan_Andersen/Happy_Life_-_Americana_Volume_One/Until_The_End

In honor of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, today’s guests, Lauren Terrell and Leah Jennings share their personal stories of miscarriage and stillbirth on today’s bonus episode of the Parent Cue Live podcast. The post PCL [Bonus]: The Silent Pain of Pregnancy Loss appeared first on Parent Cue.

October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, and it’s a season for recognizing the pain so many families experience but don’t always feel comfortable talking about. In this episode Lesley talks to clinical psychologist Dr. Jessica Zucker about her personal story of loss, the grief process and changing the way we talk about miscarriage. Plus, hear about a new C+C initiative to help mothers in developing countries. Like what you heard? Visit coffeeandcrumbs.net for more inspiration on your motherhood journey. And, don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on iTunes!

Cass and Bob interview a woman using the pseudonym “Zoe.” She’s not entirely out to her family as an atheist, plus in her late teens she was lured into an affair with a married pastor, 12 years her senior so she would prefer to remain anonymous.  Zoe’s story is a hard one. Not only did she endure the difficult work of deconstructing her faith, and the animosity that that creates with family and friends, but her faith involved falling in love with her pastor, and the pain of that church branding her with the Scarlet Letter. Then, as an adult, she found a man that loved her unconditionally. They’re happy, they have two children together, but her hardships were not entirely behind her. They endured a still-birth and a miscarriage in the process. Today she looks for beauty in our godless world through macro and conceptual photography and poetry which can find on her blog “Words to a Silent God."    After the conversation with  Zoe, and Bob and I offer our post-show commentary, I tack on a section where I interact with an article posted in Psychology Today back in 2011 by psychotherapist Ken Page titled, “How To Love Yourself First: The least-honored and most powerful path to self-love.” Week after week, we talk with people who have not only done the difficult work of deconstructing their faith but invariably have had to discover how to love themselves after years, sometimes decades, of toxic religious self-debasement. Stories like Zoe’s embody the colossal achievement of raising one’s own chin to look one’s self in the mirror and affirm who you are…such that you can live out the remainder of your days looking people in the eye unashamed, unafraid, and free to bring your full human self—flaws and all--into the room.  This article prescribes some ways we can say yes to what is. We taped these conversations on September 25th, 2016. We hope to encourage people in the process of deconstructing their faith and help curb the loneliness that accompanies it. We think the world is a better place when more people live by sight, not by faith. Please subscribe to our podcast, give it 5 stars, and/or leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Our show is available on most podcast platforms.  Also, you can support us monetarily in two easy ways: you can pledge one dollar per episode through Patreon; that’s www.patreon.com/eapodcast, or leave a lump-sum donation through PayPal at our website, www.everyonesagnostic.com. The smallest contribution is greatly appreciated. Our Indigogo fundraiser is here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ea-podcast-equipment-upgrade#/ Credits: "Towering Mountain of Ignorance" intro by Hank Green https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3v3S82TuxU Intro bumper "Never Know" by Jack Johnson The segue music is "The Riddle" by Five for Fighting  Thanks for listening and be a yes-sayer to what is. Zoe’s blog site: https://wordstoasilentgod.wordpress.com/ National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Month October 15th: http://www.nationaldaycalendar.com/national-pregnancy-and-infant-loss-remembrance-day-october-15/ http://www.october15th.com/ To raise awareness regarding Clergy Abuse of Power & Clergy Sexual Abuse: http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org/resources/learn-the-basics/ce-faqs How To Love Yourself First: The least-honored--and most powerful path to self-love By Ken Page L.C.S.W. Posted May 21, 2011, Psychology Today  

How can we help a mother who has experienced pregnancy loss? What should we say? What should we not say? Our two special guests devote their lives to the wellness of mothers and have suffered pregnancy loss themselves: clinical psychologist Dr. Jessica Zucker and training midwife Georgina Blanchard. Our first guest Dr. Jessica Zucker specializes in women's reproductive + maternal mental health and serves on the Medical Advisory Council of "Every Mother Counts". She has contributed to PBS’s "This Emotional Life", and started the #IHadAMiscarriage hashtag campaign that went viral. Our second guest Georgina Blanchard is in her final year of Midwifery studies at the Midwifery Education Program at Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada. After our conversations, we clear the stage to share Georgina’s exquisite essay “Still Life” published in the Canadian journal “The Walrus", read by her sister, actress Rachel Blanchard with music by Georgina's husband John Showman. October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. We hope this episode helps in some small way. Please share with your mom community. x Ellie Please subscribe on iTunes.com/AtomicMoms! Go to AtomicMoms.com for show notes and more about our guests. Sign up for our newsletter on atomicmoms.com.

2015 National Pregnancy Center Conference with Dr. David Roberts