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When you do a show about early parenthood, you can't help but talk about pregnancy loss.

You know, losing a baby.

It's one of the hardest things to talk about to wrap our heads around.

We've done a few episodes on that topic here on the show.

And the women who have shared their stories here have just been incredibly courageous.

And I've got to say, every time I talk to one of them, it feels like such a privilege.

And I walk away from those conversations, thinking about life and death and parenting completely

differently.

When we think about pregnancy loss, I think we mostly think about the mom, you know,

that the person who was pregnant, maybe we also think about her partner.

But the thing is, siblings can be deeply impacted by the loss of a baby, too.

This is the longest shortest time.

I'm Hillary Frank.

Today on the show, we'll hear from an only child, a man who lost his sister when he was

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