Finding Hope After Loss – Sarah Cox

Jennifer Crouse expected to bring home her first baby. Instead, at 39 weeks pregnant, she learned her daughter, Charlotte Grace, had no heartbeat.

In this episode, Jennifer shares the story of losing Charlotte to stillbirth just days before she was supposed to be born. She opens up about the shock of becoming a mother and grieving her child at the same time, the self-blame that followed, and the reality of navigating postpartum without her baby in her arms.

Jennifer also talks about the isolation that often comes with loss, the impact grief can have on mental health, and how stillbirth changed her relationships, identity, and outlook on life. We discuss what coping with grief has looked like in the years since Charlotte's death, the importance of finding community, and why connecting with other loss moms helped her feel less alone.

This episode is an honest conversation about stillbirth, life after loss, motherhood, healing, and learning how to carry both grief and love forward after losing a child.

Sara Sharpe shares the story of her daughter, Everly Mae Jones, and the unimaginable grief of losing her at just 9 months old while waiting nearly a year for answers surrounding her death.

In this episode, Sara opens up about the trauma of navigating an active investigation while mourning her child, the heartbreak of not knowing what happened for so long, and how loss changed every part of her life — from relationships and trust to the way she sees the world around her.

We also talk about the hopes and dreams she had for Everly, the sacredness of hearing her daughter’s name spoken out loud, and the deep love that continues long after loss.

Sara shares how she turned that love into action through Everly’s Embrace.

This conversation touches on infant loss, trauma, child abuse awareness, advocacy, and honoring a child’s life after loss.

Please note: this episode includes discussion surrounding the death of a child and alleged child abuse, which may be difficult for some listeners.

Stillbirth at 38 Weeks, pregnancy loss, and grief after losing a baby — how do you move forward when everything seemed fine?

In this episode, Lonna shares her journey through PCOS, infertility fears, stillbirth, miscarriage, and eventually welcoming her rainbow baby after unimaginable heartbreak.

At 38 weeks pregnant with her daughter, Eleanor, she went into the hospital expecting an induction, only to learn there was no heartbeat.

We talk about the shock of stillbirth, the grief of preparing to bring home a baby who never comes home, and what life after loss can look like when the world around you keeps moving forward.

This conversation also explores pregnancy loss, miscarriage, grief and loss, pregnancy after loss, and the healing that can happen through fostering, family support, and continuing to honor the baby you lost.

Lonna also opens up about experiencing two miscarriages after stillbirth, carrying fear into another pregnancy, and finally holding her rainbow baby after years of heartbreak.

If you have experienced stillbirth, pregnancy loss, losing a baby, or grief after loss, this episode offers honesty, validation, and a reminder that you are not alone.

There are certain things about pregnancy loss and grief that people often don’t fully understand until they experience it themselves. In this solo episode, Sarah Cox shares an honest conversation about the emotional realities that can follow miscarriage, infertility, stillbirth, TFMR, and pregnancy after loss — and the quiet ways these experiences can change you.

From navigating difficult emotions to learning how to carry grief while still finding hope, this episode is for anyone trying to figure out what life after loss looks like.

Topics include pregnancy loss, miscarriage, infertility, pregnancy after loss, loss and grief, healing, and finding hope after loss.

Miscarriage, pregnancy loss, high-risk pregnancy, and finding hope... what do you do when motherhood does not go as planned?

In this episode, Michelle shares her journey of becoming a mom later in life, including losing a baby, giving birth to her rainbow baby, navigating a high-risk pregnancy that led to a NICU stay, and advocating for her son after he was diagnosed with a rare genetic condition.

We talk about the shock of pregnancy loss, the pressure of being told your chances are limited, and what it is like trying again after miscarriage while carrying fear and uncertainty.

This conversation also explores grief, life after loss, infertility, and parenting a child with complex needs, along with the reality of navigating a system that doesn’t always listen.

Michelle opens up about what it means to be finding hope after loss, even when the path looks completely different than you imagined.

If you are navigating miscarriage, pregnancy loss, losing a baby, or trying again after miscarriage, this episode offers honesty, encouragement, and a reminder that you are not alone.