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Trigger warning for today's episode, I share with you my miscarriage story. In December 2016, I found out I was pregnant with our second baby, but she wasn't meant to be brought into this world as I lost her on 24 January 2017 at 9 weeks. Miscarriage is something that is swept under the rug and it shouldn't be; it is a traumatic and heart breaking experience. We can feel alone and empty due to society making us feel as though we need to keep quiet and get on with life. But we don't and we shouldn't. We are allowed to talk about our angel babies, grieve them and honour them in any way that feels right. I am sharing my story today to bring awareness to the fact that miscarriage isn't something to be ashamed of or something that shouldn't be spoken about. You are not alone! Please seek help if this episode brings up anything for you.
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** Trigger warning for this episode - Shaye and I speak about miscarriage and baby loss. Shaye is a mama of three and her story as a mum all started with her daughter Lana. Her second bub Charlee died at 37 weeks due to a true knot and she was born sleeping on the 16th of December 2015 when Lana was only two years-old. Six weeks after the death of Charlee, Shaye became pregnant with James. A few months after the death and birth of Charlee while also being a mum and newly pregnant again; to help Shaye overcome her grief, anxiety and mumlife struggles as a new but bereaved mama, she set out the create something to support women. She felt something had been totally missed to better support her during the trauma of losing Charlee, so Charlee's Basket, a not-for-profit organisation providing a care package to families experiencing the trauma of stillbirth or the death of a baby in the first few moments before or after birth, came to be. Now Lana is almost five and James almost two and Shaye is expecting her fourth baby. Charlee's Basket is now a Sands service and Shaye works side by side some of the best in a devastating industry. Sands exists to provide vital support and information to bereaved families across Australia following miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal death. |
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