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The grief of miscarriage is often hidden. The love behind it is real.

Adelle Wiencke shares her experience of repeated miscarriage, losing her son Charlie, and the emotional struggle of trying to have children. In this honest conversation, she reflects on grief, the responses that helped or hurt, and finding hope in God’s presence through anger, fear and uncertainty.

Key takeaways from this episode

  • Grief after miscarriage is real and deserves acknowledgement.

  • Loss can bring intense feelings of anger, jealousy, fear and guilt.

  • Supporting someone starts with listening more than talking.

  • Hearing others’ stories can help people feel understood in their grief.

  • Faith can involve anger and doubt alongside trust in God’s presence.

  • Finding parenting hard after loss doesn’t mean you’re ungrateful.

Episode transcript

Related booklet

Grief is caused by many things, the most common reason being the death of someone close to you.
While each person experiences grief differently, this booklet explores the common feelings people have during a grieving period

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