Send us a text Getting pregnant didn’t fix my grief. I thought it would. I hoped it would. I believed that once I was pregnant, the grief from infertility and pregnancy loss would finally quiet down, especially during the holidays. But it didn’t. In this episode, I share what it’s really been like to move through the holiday season while pregnant after loss, and why grief doesn’t disappear just because circumstances change. Pregnancy softened the pain, but it didn’t erase it. The loss of ease...
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Send us a text Getting pregnant didn’t fix my grief. I thought it would. I hoped it would. I believed that once I was pregnant, the grief from infertility and pregnancy loss would finally quiet down, especially during the holidays. But it didn’t. In this episode, I share what it’s really been like to move through the holiday season while pregnant after loss, and why grief doesn’t disappear just because circumstances change. Pregnancy softened the pain, but it didn’t erase it. The loss of ease...
Send us a text In this episode, I share the story of my first fertility treatment, the brutal headaches, and the full-blown meltdown I had in Costco next to the adult diapers. Spoiler: hormones are wild, and pharmacists deserve awards. Support the show đź’Ś Want more support? Get my exclusive Infertility Playbooks episodes + more here: patreon.com/MiraclePendingPodcast
Miracle Pending Podcast
Send us a text Getting pregnant didn’t fix my grief. I thought it would. I hoped it would. I believed that once I was pregnant, the grief from infertility and pregnancy loss would finally quiet down, especially during the holidays. But it didn’t. In this episode, I share what it’s really been like to move through the holiday season while pregnant after loss, and why grief doesn’t disappear just because circumstances change. Pregnancy softened the pain, but it didn’t erase it. The loss of ease...
