Hey guys, welcome back to preview lines podcast. This is Sarah and Whitney.

And we are so glad to have you here today.

Now, we are going to put a little bit of a trigger warning

for this episode.

It's an important topic to talk about, it's heavy.

Yes, so if you're not in the head space, that's okay.

Take your time, come back to this when you are ready for it.

Go to like more about, hey Whitney or Toolbox episode and meet you where you're at but today's is pregnancy

after loss what no one wants to talk about.

It's really hard because it's such a it's a weird dynamic because you're

still grieving the child you lost and you're most likely anxious about this

pregnancy and what if something goes wrong,

especially if it's one of those, like there was maybe a genetic disorder at play,

things like that where there could be the possibility of it being

reoccurring.

So naturally you're gonna to have that on your

forefront but you're also excited about this pregnancy and the possibility of

it actually going to full term to having that baby to coming home with baby. So you're going to have a lot

of coexisting conflicting emotions with this. Totally, you know, our first pregnancy

was with Avo. I've talked about this before we lost her at 13 weeks and it shook me right?

It took away every because I think you go into pregnancy. You know especially we didn't have any trouble getting pregnant with her it wasn't a

surprise to be a hundred percent real and a welcome surprise, but I mean, so we didn't, I think if you walk infertility, right?

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