A field transfer is as difficult as a miscarriage.

Like a lot of therapists and mental health experts will tell you, like, it's as difficult.

And for me, it was even more difficult because there was so much riding on this little embryo,

like so much time, so much work, so much hope.

It was really, really difficult.

I feel like that was like the darkest point of the entire journey was when this failed.

You're listening to the Mommy Labor Nurse podcast, where you'll gain the knowledge and confidence you need to erase the unknowns of pregnancy and

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My name is Liesel Tine.

I'm a fellow mom, labor and delivery nurse, and your host.

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And now let's get into this week's episode. I am so excited to share this podcast episode with you guys.

I am doing a birth story today with Catherine. And you know that feeling that you get when you watch like a really feel good movie,

like maybe really sad in the beginning, and then there's like these really, really good feel good parts at the end.

You're just like, oh, I just feel so good after watching this movie.

I'm not trying to compare her story to a movie, but that is how I feel right now. I just got off

recording with her. And I usually record these intros right when I get off with people.

Just, you know, so I remember what the episode is about and just, I just got off with her.

And I just can't wait to share

this story with you guys. So I'm not going to spoil too much, but Catherine did struggle with

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