The Still Hopeful Podcast

Episode 27: Shannon's Story of Hope: Trying to Conceive After Recurrent Losses

Season 2 Episode 6

You are going to love Shannon; She is uplifting & heart-warming and I enjoyed every second of our conversation together. In this episode, Shannon shares her story of four consecutive miscarriages. She bravely opens up about what her experiences were like in the ultrasound room after each loss; hearing the dreaded words that there is no heartbeat and seeing her baby one last time on the ultrasound. Shannon talks about the tests that she has done to find answers and is now open to trying to conceive again. All of this is incredibly unfair and makes for a lonely journey. We talk about grief, guilt, and navigating everyday life with triggers all around us. We even find ways to laugh and find hope. 

I hope this episode helps moms who have experienced recurrent loss feel less alone and that they find a friend in Shannon. And for those who haven't experienced pregnancy loss, but are listening in as a supportive friend, my hope is that this episode gives you insight into the raw and isolating world of having to say goodbye too soon to our babies.

Connect with Shannon on Instagram here.

Helpful links that we discussed in today's episode:

Quotes from Zoe Clark-Coates

The Book: Empty Cradle, Broken Heart

Bridget's Bunnies Comfort Kits and Walk

Virtual Pregnancy Loss Retreats 

Apply today to share your story on the pod. Whether you are trying to conceive after loss, pregnant after loss, or now parenting after loss; your story can help other moms feel less alone in all of this.
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*This podcast is intended as a heartfelt discussion around topics related to pregnancy and parenting after loss. If you have any questions or concerns relating to your physical health and mental health, please contact your healthcare provider.

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