EPISODE · Jan 5, 2026 · 1H 17M
Rochelle Evrard on Loving a child you don't bring home - Infant Loss, and the Reality of Motherhood After Goodbye
from Her Kind of Brave
In this deeply moving episode of Her Kind of Brave, Rochelle Everard shares the story of her daughter Milli — from a long road through infertility and endometriosis, to a full-term pregnancy, a traumatic birth, and the devastating days that followed in the NICU.Rochelle speaks openly about meeting Milli for the first time surrounded by machines, learning her baby had suffered multiple fractures, and ultimately holding her as she took her final breath. She reflects on the shock of leaving hospital without her child, the months of survival that followed, and the anger, fear, and isolation that can come after infant loss.The conversation also explores IVF, low AMH, repeated embryo loss, pregnancy after loss, and welcoming her son Huey while still grieving Milli. This episode is an unflinching, compassionate look at grief, resilience, and the reality of mothering more than one child — even when one lives in [email protected] Little life big loss the podcast Support the brands that keep these brave conversations (and your co-hosts) going:Support the brands that keep these brave conversations (and your co-hosts) going:GENEA FERTILITY – genea.com.au · @geneafertility · 1300 361 795CENTRE FOR REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE & SURGERY - (Dr Kee Ong) – Call 07 5519 1602 · @drkeeongIN HER OWN WORDS: IVE, LOSS & MIRACLES BOOK: @Inherownwords_official https://amzn.in/d/c2wsW2JKOSI – kosi.au · @kosi_auMR CONSISTENT – mrconsistent.com.au · @mrconsistent_Follow us on Instagram @herkindofbravepodcast and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/herkindofbraveDo you have a brave story, or are you looking to sponsor an upcoming episode? Reach out to us at [email protected]
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