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Oct 23, 2017 43 min

Finding Normalcy After Losing a Child

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 44 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, I chat with Leslie Trieu. Leslie always wanted to be a mom. After having her first child, her and her husband decided they wanted to have more. Almost eight years ago, Leslie gave birth to beautiful twins, a boy and a girl. But three months after their birth, one of the twins passed away suddenly. Parenthood is a challenging and rewarding task, but when tragedy comes, it takes courage and patience to find the rainbow that's hidden in the storm. Learn what happened, how Leslie has and continues to find a sense of normalcy in her life while keeping the spirit of her beautiful girl alive and how her and her husband were later blessed with a rainbow baby by listening to this episode.

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