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I'm not going to beat around the bush.

Today's episode is about Stillbirth, which is just a really rough subject to talk about.

But I really wanted to bring you this story because the woman in it makes a bunch of just incredible choices

that have made me completely rethink the way I think about death.

Stillbirth is one of those topics we don't really talk about.

You know, that we don't even know how to talk about.

But the thing is, it happens.

You know, I know people who have gone through it.

Three people, in fact, which feels like a lot.

And I know there are many more of you out there.

You know, you leave comments on our blog and on our Facebook group.

And you tell me that you need your stories told.

And you talk about how you are parents too, even those of you who don't have any living children.

As I was putting this story together, I was trying to get a sense of just how common Stillbirth is.

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