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E29: The Invisible Loss (ft. David Bradley)

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Welcome to episode 29!
How do fathers cope with the invisible grief of miscarriage? Joined by David Bradley, a chaplain with a rich background in the arts, we explore the emotional and psychological journey of fathers experiencing miscarriage. David opens up about his personal story from 1997, recounting the initial joy of discovering a pregnancy, followed by the sudden heartbreak of loss. It's a poignant memory when his identity was transformed by the news of impending fatherhood, only to be shattered by miscarriage. We delve into the complexities of communicating this loss to family and colleagues, the struggle to find language for such an invisible grief, and the solace found in shared narratives and supportive conversations. The episode underscores how the non-linear nature of grief can be navigated through open communication and compassion.
We also examine the profound impact of storytelling and societal expectations on our understanding of parenting and miscarriage. From the concept of "ambiguous loss" to the unique emotional tolls faced by fathers and mothers, this conversation with David Bradley sheds light on the necessity of empathy and patience. We share personal anecdotes and reflections, emphasizing the importance of integrating grief into daily life and finding moments of both sorrow and joy.
Ultimately, this episode is a heartfelt call for creating spaces where fathers can openly discuss their grief and experiences, fostering healing and resilience through compassionate conversation.
Sincerely,
Kelly
Instagram: @themiscarriagedad
Email: [email protected]
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Chapters

1. E29: The Invisible Loss (ft. David Bradley) (00:00:00)

2. Miscarriage Dads (00:00:01)

3. Navigating Identity Shifts After Miscarriages (00:06:03)

4. The Ambiguity of Miscarriage Loss (00:21:31)

5. Navigating Emotions After Miscarriage (00:29:27)

6. The Multifaceted Experience After Miscarriage (00:40:59)

7. Living With Grief and Joy (00:46:32)

8. Finding Compassion After Loss (00:54:18)

40 episodes

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Welcome to episode 29!
How do fathers cope with the invisible grief of miscarriage? Joined by David Bradley, a chaplain with a rich background in the arts, we explore the emotional and psychological journey of fathers experiencing miscarriage. David opens up about his personal story from 1997, recounting the initial joy of discovering a pregnancy, followed by the sudden heartbreak of loss. It's a poignant memory when his identity was transformed by the news of impending fatherhood, only to be shattered by miscarriage. We delve into the complexities of communicating this loss to family and colleagues, the struggle to find language for such an invisible grief, and the solace found in shared narratives and supportive conversations. The episode underscores how the non-linear nature of grief can be navigated through open communication and compassion.
We also examine the profound impact of storytelling and societal expectations on our understanding of parenting and miscarriage. From the concept of "ambiguous loss" to the unique emotional tolls faced by fathers and mothers, this conversation with David Bradley sheds light on the necessity of empathy and patience. We share personal anecdotes and reflections, emphasizing the importance of integrating grief into daily life and finding moments of both sorrow and joy.
Ultimately, this episode is a heartfelt call for creating spaces where fathers can openly discuss their grief and experiences, fostering healing and resilience through compassionate conversation.
Sincerely,
Kelly
Instagram: @themiscarriagedad
Email: [email protected]
Make sure you subscribe!
Write us a review!

  continue reading

Chapters

1. E29: The Invisible Loss (ft. David Bradley) (00:00:00)

2. Miscarriage Dads (00:00:01)

3. Navigating Identity Shifts After Miscarriages (00:06:03)

4. The Ambiguity of Miscarriage Loss (00:21:31)

5. Navigating Emotions After Miscarriage (00:29:27)

6. The Multifaceted Experience After Miscarriage (00:40:59)

7. Living With Grief and Joy (00:46:32)

8. Finding Compassion After Loss (00:54:18)

40 episodes

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