They're a very respectful of the boundaries I drew, which God, I'm so grateful for because

when you are pregnant after a loss, even if it's your third, fourth, fifth pregnancy after

a loss, you still go back to the pregnancy of your loss and you internalize everything.

We're listening to the Mommy Laberners podcast where you'll gain the knowledge and confidence

you need to erase the unknowns of pregnancy and birth and rock the newborn days like a

boss.

My name is Liesel Team, I'm a fellow mom, labor and deliver nurse, and your host.

Each week on this podcast, you'll hear a mix of birth stories, expert interviews, and

other fun, pregnancy and birth related content.

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And now let's get into this week's episode.

Happy Monday, you guys.

This week I have a birth story to share with you guys, and I gotta say, this story is absolutely

incredible.

This week I had Addie join me on the podcast, and she is just a fabulous storyteller.

Addie had an emergency C-section with her first daughter, Sophie, who unfortunately did

not survive.

Daddy goes into detail of the events leading up to that day, and what I can only describe

as negligence by her care team during the birth of her first daughter.

She then finds herself pregnant again three months later with her rainbow baby, and this

time chose an elective C-section for her birth.

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