Episode Five: Friendship after Pregnancy and Infant Loss with Jade Redmond and Rachael Casella

This week on The Miscarriage Rebellion we are joined by Jade Redmond and Rachael Casella, who are incredibly generous in sharing their heartbreaking stories of pregnancy loss, termination for medical reasons and infant loss.Experiencing these losses can be, as we know, extremely isolating and difficult, but in spite of all their trauma, these women have formed a beautiful friendship, whilst being open in sharing their experience with others in the community, raising awareness and fostering empathy for others that have lost their babies.This episode contains a discussion around multiple pregnancy losses and infant loss. If this feels like too much for you to listen to right now, we recommend skipping this one and only listening when you feel ready.✨Connect with Jade ✨Connect with Rachael✨Rachael’s Book - Mackenzie’s Mission We also hear from Keren Ludski, CEO of Red Nose Australia.✨Connect with Keren hereRead research on infertility and stressEARLY PREGNANCY LOSS SUPPORTIf you or someone you know has experienced miscarriage or early pregnancy loss, please know you are not alone. For crisis support, please call Lifeline - 13 11 14. Access all our support Join Online Communities Emotional Support Resources Follow @pinkelephantssupportSTACEY JUNE LEWISIf you’d like to reach out to Stacey for counselling she is currently taking new clients. Find out more via her Website or Instagram.You can also follow her personal Instagram account where she shares some of her lived experience.JOIN THE MISCARRIAGE REBELLIONPink Elephants believe everyone deserves support following the loss of their baby.We have been providing support to many ten's of thousands of people for nearly 8 years, raising funds through generous donors. We now need ongoing Government support to empower our circle of support.We are calling on the Government to provide us with $1.6million over 4 years to help bridge the gap. Sign our petition.Early pregnancy loss is not just a private grief, but a national issue that requires collective empathy, awareness, and action. By recognising and addressing this, we can make meaningful change in the lives of 100,000+ women who experience early pregnancy loss every year.SUBSCRIBEPlease make sure you subscribe and leave a 5 star review to help us connect with more people.