00:00I have three amazing boys. I know how hard that was. I had another miscarriage last year,
00:09a chemical pregnancy. I call it a miscarriage, a chemical pregnancy, which was a surprise
00:12pregnancy. And I have felt that talking, I haven't talked about it publicly, but also my response to
00:21it was very, very different this time. And I wonder if it is because of the chats that we have.
00:26You know what I mean? Like, don't get me wrong, it was fucking hard. And, you know, you kind of,
00:31you can't help but look ahead and kind of go, well, this is what this is going to be like.
00:35And
00:35oh, God, you know, all these things. But, you know, I think when we talk about it, we give
00:43the words maybe or understanding to other people that haven't got the space to talk about it.
00:49Maybe they can't find the words. Maybe they don't have people around them that have the capacity to
00:53take that on. Maybe they have people around them who go, oh, well, at least you can get pregnant.
00:59Oh, well, you've got three kids. Oh, well, you know, all that stuff, it takes it away and kind
01:02of goes, well, no, what is the thing that you have just gone through? And can we talk about what
01:07you've
01:08just gone through? Because that is still a relevant experience. That is still a loss.
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