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EPISODE · May 19, 2021 · 49 MIN

Episode 28 - Breaking the Silence

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This week we have been chatting to Nat Scroggie and Liz Bode. Nat and Liz share their experiences of baby loss, as well as pregnancy after loss and live birth. Nat and Liz are truly some of the most inspiring, honest people and it was a true honour to share this conversation with them.  Nat graduated from Nottingham Vet School in 2016 and has already led a varied career, combining small animal clinical work with a passion for supporting the wellbeing of her colleagues. She has always sought to share honestly the highs and lows of life in practice, in the hope that we can start to break the silence on difficult subjects, from mental health to baby loss. Her blog This Vet Runs has inspired veterinary professionals across the country to get more active. Nat co-founded the Vet MINDS group in 2018 to support fellow veterinary professionals facing baby loss and infertility.   This Vet Runs – Marathon running veterinary surgeon breaking the silence around pregnancy loss   For anyone that needs further support on any of the topics covered in this podcast please visit: Together, for every baby | Tommy's (tommys.org) https://www.miscarriageassociation.org.uk”

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