The Unexpected Loss Of My Baby After An Uncomplicated Home Birth

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Sanamama

8 episodes

5 days ago

Sanamama explores the stories we don't always share, and the heartbreaking reality of becoming a bereaved parent. Here we go beyond the polished ideals and into the raw and real stories of loss, life and everything in between. To raise awareness for infant loss, and help others who face these challenges feel supported as they navigate the loss of a child. This podcast is intended to support and help everyone, whether you are experiencing child loss yourself, of know someone who is, my hope is to make this topic less taboo, so that everyone may take something away to help their loved ones.

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The Unexpected Loss Of My Baby After An Uncomplicated Home Birth

Sanamama

1 hour 48 minutes 35 seconds

9 months ago

The Unexpected Loss Of My Baby After An Uncomplicated Home Birth

In episode 1 of the Sanamama Podcast, I share my birth story, and the unexpected death of my first born son Dash Ra. Born at 41 weeks, he took his last breath 7 hours after a blissful and uncomplicated free birth. What came next would be months of wondering if he could've been saved, navigating postpartum without my son, and finding out his cause of death 3.5 months after he passed. Honoring his life through ceremony and cremation and the motivation behind creating Sanamama.

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Thank you for listening to Sanamama. This space exists because the journey of motherhood, especially through loss is one no one should have to walk alone. If you’ve experienced baby loss, whether recently or long ago, please know that you are not alone.

If you’re here to listen, to learn, or to better understand, thank you. Talking about baby loss shouldn’t be taboo, and by holding space for these stories, we help break the silence.

The Sanamama Podcast discusses pregnancy, birth, loss, death and may contain conversations around autopsy and funerals. If any of these themes are triggering to you, please pause this episode and revisit it at a later date.

If today’s episode has triggered you or brought up any difficult emotions, please be gentle with yourself and do not be afraid to reach out to someone for support such as a trusted friend, a counselor, support group, or an organization that understands this kind of loss. You deserve to be heard, held, and supported.

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