57. Bernice Quesenberry: Chasing the Rainbows

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The Butterfly Broadcast

Baylee Demars

61 episodes

1 week ago

Baylee lost her second pregnancy at 10 weeks. This personal devastation completely altered her perception of miscarriage, stillbirth and infant loss as she yearned for compassion and understanding. She created this podcast as Mrs. Utah America to serve as a resource of conversation and community. Butterflies have been symbolic for her in this journey which is why she chose the imagery of metamorphosis to organize the interview format: Caterpillar phase: what life was like before Chrysalis phase: the climax & ooey gooey mess of the loss Butterfly phase: the changes and beauty that have emerged

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57. Bernice Quesenberry: Chasing the Rainbows

The Butterfly Broadcast

31 minutes 23 seconds

1 year ago

57. Bernice Quesenberry: Chasing the Rainbows

Meet Bernice, a Pennsylvanian mom enthusiastic about running but even more passionate living out her daughter, Brooke's legacy. After suffering secondary infertility, Bernice and her husband were thrilled to finally get pregnant after 2.5 years. Take a listen to learn the challenges that caused Brooke to be born at 28 weeks and what happened to her after 5.5 weeks in the NICU. You will be so inspired by the non-profit organization, Chasing the Rainbows, that Bernice created which uniquely provides DAILY support to survivors of infant loss in various ways.

Instagram @chasingtherainbows

Website: chasingtherainbows.org

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