I suffer from RPL and have felt just utterly alone. But not anymore. I appreciate so, sooo deeply all the stories shared here. Thank you. From the bottom of my heart.

I am so thankful for this podcast. It really has been the most healing thing for me since my 18 week loss. It really helps me feel like I’m not alone. Laura and Bex are also pretty funny. From across the pond, thank you so, so much.

I’ve discovered this podcast just over a month after my first pregnancy ended in miscarriage, and I’ve reached the point where I need to continue to feel validated in my grief and be reminded that I’m not alone. Hearing the experiences of all of these wonderful, strong women and how they’ve coped with their losses has helped me tremendously. I get misty eyed every time someone on the show says something I’ve felt or said and to realize I’m not the only one and feel understood is so special. So grateful to Bex and Laura for starting this and striving to smash the taboo around discussing these topics.

This podcast was everything I needed after my missed miscarriage and the months after where were ttc again. My feeling were so validated while still giving me a place to laugh and find hope.

Your podcast is the first I found and listened to. I just found out about my missed miscarriage and this was the most helpful thing I’ve done today. Thank you for sharing your stories. I’m going through such similar thoughts and feelings, it was like listening to my own brain, and to know I’m not alone was so much more comforting than I ever thought it’d be.

Unfortunately I joined the gang on March 19th of this year. I’m happy to have found other women to listen to speaking about their journey with loss. I couldn’t have asked for something more helpful, honest, and real. Thank you for creating this family to support each other.

I only found this podcast a few days ago but have already listened to hours of episodes. 7 weeks ago had to terminate for medical reasons at 19 weeks after trying to get pregnant for 2 years. I have never felt so alone and acutely sad. This show has really helped me hear the stories of other women who have been through the same. TMFR is not talked about and I have struggled to find the words to share my experience with friends, even those close friends who knew I was pregnant. I think they could do a whole season of just TMFR episodes and I’d listen to them all. Thanks Laura and Bex for being brave and real and funny and sad. I’d also highly recommend these episodes to friends and family of people going through TMFR to learn how difficult it is and how they can support.

Although, I haven’t suffered loss like this myself, I find this to be a great resource so that I can be more tactfully empathetic to those around me who have. After becoming a mom, I found out just how common miscarriage, still birth, and newborn/infant loss are. Many of my closest friends and family have experienced something like this and this podcast helps me to understand what they are going through. Thank you for being so vulnerable and open so that we can all learn. ❤️

I thought writing this review would be simple, but I’m finding it a lot harder to put all my thoughts and emotions into words. But that has been how I feel a lot now - after experiencing an early miscarriage. This podcast has helped me tremendously. When I can’t find the words, I can just listen. And listening to these ladies and so many of their guests has helped me find my words again. It’s inspiring to hear everyone on this podcast be so open. I can’t imagine the courage it takes to share these stories of loss and recovery. I hope to one day be as brave as everyone on this podcast and publicly share my story outside of my inner circle, but for now, I will continue to listen. 🤎💜

Currently going through my second miscarriage and this podcast has literally pulled me out of the trenches. I feel as though Laura and Bex are at my kitchen table talking to me as though I’m their friend. I’ve cried my fair share listening but I’ve also smiled more than I thought I could during this very hard and isolating time. They are a gift to all who have experienced any type of pregnancy loss.

My daughter was stillborn, and this podcast helped me so much in the weeks following her birth and death. I felt so incredibly lonely at the time, and in listening to this podcast, I felt seen and heard. It felt like someone really understood exactly how I felt. It just helped me feel a little bit less alone. I started going on walks every day and would listen to an episode. I looked forward to my time everyday with Laura and Bex. Thank you ladies so much for sharing your hearts and your stories with us, and for creating a safe space for us to share ours.

I had felt alone for so long after multiple losses and I found this one at just the right time. You won’t regret listening. Every single episode has been so great!

Having had 3 losses (blighted ovum, then trisomy 13 15 week miscarriage, then another 7 week miscarriage) following our daughters birth, it’s so comforting knowing I’m not the only one going through this. To hear the girls speak so openly and honestly about everything surrounding pregnancy loss, complications and to further educate women about these topics is so (sounds strange) refreshing. Thank you so much for your work “smashing the taboo” and what you’re doing for women everywhere. -Briana Simberg, Minnesota, USA

Baby loss and a bit of comedy...sign me up! Seriously though, everyone in the “worst girl gang ever” knows how horrible this subject can be but finding moments of humor and lightheartedness is how we will all survive. Thank you for providing such an amazing podcast for so many women to feel less alone.

I have only listened to the first episode but you guys are really going to help so many people with this. I was hoping you could do an episode about Asherman’s Syndrome.