• The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast: Interviews with Miscarriage and Infant Loss Survivors

  • By: Gathering Hope
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The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast: Interviews with Miscarriage and Infant Loss Survivors

By: Gathering Hope
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  • The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast: Interviews with Miscarriage and Infant Loss Survivors (formerly Slaying The Stigma) is a series focused on changing the narrative of miscarriage and infant loss, one voice at a time. We highlight women and men who vulnerably share their perspective, their heart and their stories. By normalizing the conversation of pregnancy loss, we are collectively encouraging those in their healing journey and educating others who are unfamiliar with the issues surrounding baby loss.


    The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast helps loss moms and their allies overcome isolation and stigma, so that they can reshape the narrative surrounding baby loss together. This podcast is part of a bigger movement called Gathering Hope, where we empower women to grieve & celebrate the lives they lost alongside other mothers. Gathering Hope is a nonprofit based in Texas, reaching women across the country through our national loss mom conference, Wave of Light ceremony, workshops, social media, our Timely Tender Tote program and this podcast. In each episode, we sit down with survivors, doctors, mental health professionals, partners, and more to share their stories, insights, and expertise. From the raw emotions of grief to the resilient spirit of hope, we explore every facet of the pregnancy loss experience.To learn more about Gathering Hope, connect with us at www.SuckySisterhood.com.
    © 2024 The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast: Interviews with Miscarriage and Infant Loss Survivors
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  • The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast: Heather Butler - Writing Through Heartache and Healing

    The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast: Heather Butler - Writing Through Heartache and Healing
    Aug 14 2024
    In this episode, we welcome Heather Butler, author of the poignant book "That Side of Heaven," which chronicles her personal story of loss and the stories of other mothers who have faced similar heartache. Heather's writing delves into the depths of grief, motherhood, and the beautifully messy aspects of life, offering hope and understanding to those navigating similar paths.

    Heather opens up about her journey, sharing how she finds solace and strength in nature, through fishing and camping adventures with her husband and their four children. She also honors the memory of her two precious babies on that side of heaven, Lavender and Pine, whose presence continues to inspire her work.

    Passionate about supporting and walking alongside other women grieving the loss of their babies, Heather brings a wealth of compassion and empathy to her advocacy. She discusses the importance of community and shared experiences in the healing process, offering valuable insights and encouragement to our listeners.

    Join us for an intimate conversation with Heather Butler, as we explore themes of love, loss, and the enduring power of connection and support in the face of profound grief.

    You can find more about Heather and her work at www.thatsideofheaven.com and follow her on Instagram at @thatsideofheaven.

    Resources Mentioned:

    • That Side of Heaven, Heather Butler
    • Gathering Hope

    Support the Show.

    Interested in sponsoring an episode? Let's talk! Email us at info@gatheringhope.net.

    Follow us on Instagram at Sucky Sisterhood Podcast and Gathering Hope.

    Join us at Gathering 2025, our national loss mom conference, and use promo code: SISTERHOOD for $15 off!

    Visit our website at suckysisterhood.com for more resources and support.
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast: Kelly Jean-Philippe - Breaking the Silence on Fatherhood and Grief

    The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast: Kelly Jean-Philippe - Breaking the Silence on Fatherhood and Grief
    Aug 14 2024

    In this powerful episode, we sit down with Kelly Jean-Philippe, a devoted husband to his wife Rose and a loving father to their two sons, Julius'Camillo and Eden. Their family story, however, is marked by profound loss as Kelly and Rose have endured the heartbreak of five miscarriages. Kelly shares his deeply personal journey through these experiences, shedding light on the often-overlooked perspective of fathers who suffer from miscarriage.

    With warmth and sincerity, Kelly discusses the emotional toll of their losses and his mission to raise awareness about the dad's experience of miscarriage. He highlights the lack of support and resources available to fathers during such difficult times and emphasizes the need for change. Kelly's advocacy work extends to cohosting the Miscarriage Dads podcast, where he and his cohost aim to humanize the experience of miscarriage by creating a space for open and honest conversations about its impact on fathers.

    Join us as we delve into Kelly's story, exploring the resilience and strength that come from facing unimaginable grief and the importance of community and support for dads navigating the pain of miscarriage. This episode is a testament to the power of vulnerability and the critical need to support all parents through their journeys of loss and healing.

    You can find more about Kelly and his work at themiscarriagedad.buzzsprout.com and follow him on Instagram at @TheMiscarriageDads.

    Resources Mentioned:

    • The Miscarriage Dads Podcast
    • Still Parents Podcast
    • No Matter How Small, Patrick & Kristen Riecke

    Support the Show.

    Interested in sponsoring an episode? Let's talk! Email us at info@gatheringhope.net.

    Follow us on Instagram at Sucky Sisterhood Podcast and Gathering Hope.

    Join us at Gathering 2025, our national loss mom conference, and use promo code: SISTERHOOD for $15 off!

    Visit our website at suckysisterhood.com for more resources and support.
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    1 hr and 16 mins
  • The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast: Victoria Renken - A Journey Through Grief and Healing

    The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast: Victoria Renken - A Journey Through Grief and Healing
    Aug 14 2024

    In this episode, Victoria Renken, a perinatal therapist and mother, shares her journey with her daughter, Lily. Victoria, who specializes in grief, loss, and rare diagnoses in motherhood, opens up about her experience navigating the complexities of Lily’s congenital diaphragmatic hernia and the unexpected emergence of HELLP syndrome. Join us as Victoria discusses the intersections of grief and professional expertise, the comfort found in unexpected places, and her enduring love for Lily.

    • Getting Grief Right, Patrick O'Malley
    • Holding on to Love After You've Lost a Baby: The 5 Love Languages for Grieving, Gary Chapman & Candy McVicar
    • And if You Can't, Sydney N. Hatcher
    • Brave Lament, Andrew & Christy Bauman
    • Prayer in the Night: For Those Who Work or Watch or Weep, Tish Harrison Warren
    • victoriarenken.com
    • Instagram @counseling.with.victoria

    Support the Show.

    Interested in sponsoring an episode? Let's talk! Email us at info@gatheringhope.net.

    Follow us on Instagram at Sucky Sisterhood Podcast and Gathering Hope.

    Join us at Gathering 2025, our national loss mom conference, and use promo code: SISTERHOOD for $15 off!

    Visit our website at suckysisterhood.com for more resources and support.
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    1 hr and 19 mins

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