Hey guys welcome back to preview Alliance it's Sarah and Whitney. Okay, so today's topic is

going to be Mombod. Oh yay, something we all love, right? And when I say

Mombod, it's know, everybody thinks different things.

So what we're talking about here is maybe just reality of your body, if you're becoming a mom.

How it has changed, how it will change right and

after being a mom yeah and you can be 10 years post part of and still feel like oh I've got a

mom but well you do because you're a mom yeah you're a mom so and it's embracing

that your body created life yes and that's a process in itself it is and even to our moms that have experienced infant loss

whether it be a miscarriage, stillborn or IUFD you may have heard that term used

in the hospital as well or even you know neonatal loss after baby is

born and baby passes away you can experience that mom bod stuff too because your body did

change oh and that's I'm glad you hit on that so I remember it was the

first miscarriage at 13 weeks and 13 weeks was you know pretty I was showing

Hormans were already changing and I looked that is she pregnant is she not for a long time after?

And then even going back to when I had Will so early,

and I'll never forget this and you're still looking very pregnant for a long

time no one really prepares you that you're going to leave the hospital looking about five or six months pregnant.

And then you don't go back to a flat stomach immediately.

And I didn't have him with me. And so people would be like, oh, do and that killed me yeah it's hard I was

say oh my god I have a kid in the queue people still think I'm pregnant.

Talk about grief. So to our moms who have lost babies,

you may hear us talking about this mom,

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