Our guest for this episode is Emma Carroll [@emmabeecee] who is one of the people behind InOurShoes_CovidPregnancy. Emma lost her baby only 3 weeks ago and despite it being such a recent loss she came on to speak about it with us.For parts of this episode listener discretion is advised - do consider whether discussion of miscarriage, baby loss or traumatic delivery might be upsetting to you. If you’d like to stay with us but feel this content might be triggering for you, Emma’s story of the loss of her baby runs from  14.02-37.00.

Our guest for this episode is Emma Carroll [@emmabeecee] who is one of the people behind InOurShoes_CovidPregnancy. Emma lost her baby only 3 weeks ago and despite it being such a recent loss she came on to speak about it with us.For parts of this episode listener discretion is advised - do consider whether discussion of miscarriage, baby loss or traumatic delivery might be upsetting to you. If you’d like to stay with us but feel this content might be triggering for you, Emma’s story of the loss of her baby runs from 14.02-37.00.

Pregnancy & The Pandemic: Emma’s Story

Birthing a Nation: Pregnancy & The Pandemic is a 10 part series that explores the human stories behind the extraordinary impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on maternity care in Ireland. Each and every woman who has given birth in this period has been affected – from those who have suffered alone when losing a baby to those who had a so-called “normal” delivery but without the advocacy and support of their partner. Birthing A Nation: Pregnancy & The Pandemic will shine a spotlight on the challenges faced by expectant parents in Ireland today while also following Sue Murphy’s journey, as she brings us inside the system and opens up about her experience as her due date approaches. Each episode Sue and her co-hosts Suzanne Kane and Alison Curtis will hear from a different guest who has been impacted in some way by the maternity care restrictions. These contributors are real people from across Ireland and include women who have experienced a miscarriage, faced a challenging IVF process or a C-section. We'll also hear from the partners and healthcare workers who have fought the uphill battle of supporting women in the most vulnerable of circumstances at the most challenging time. Birthing A Nation launches 25th September on GoLoud.

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Birthing a Nation: Pregnancy & The Pandemic is a 10 part series that explores the human stories behind the extraordinary impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on maternity care in Ireland. Each and every woman who has given birth in this period has been affected – from those who have suffered alone when losing a baby to those who had a so-called “normal” delivery but without the advocacy and support of their partner. Birthing A Nation: Pregnancy & The Pandemic will shine a spotlight on the challenges faced by expectant parents in Ireland today while also following Sue Murphy’s journey, as she brings us inside the system and opens up about her experience as her due date approaches. Each episode Sue and her co-hosts Suzanne Kane and Alison Curtis will hear from a different guest who has been impacted in some way by the maternity care restrictions. These contributors are real people from across Ireland and include women who have experienced a miscarriage, faced a challenging IVF process or a C-section. We'll also hear from the partners and healthcare workers who have fought the uphill battle of supporting women in the most vulnerable of circumstances at the most challenging time.Birthing A Nation launches 25th September on GoLoud.

Birthing a Nation: Pregnancy &amp; The Pandemic is a 10 part series that explores the human stories behind the extraordinary impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on maternity care in Ireland. Each and every woman who has given birth in this period has been affected – from those who have suffered alone when losing a baby to those who had a so-called “normal” delivery but without the advocacy and support of their partner. Birthing A Nation: Pregnancy &amp; The Pandemic will shine a spotlight on the challenges faced by expectant parents in Ireland today while also following Sue Murphy’s journey, as she brings us inside the system and opens up about her experience as her due date approaches. Each episode Sue and her co-hosts Suzanne Kane and Alison Curtis will hear from a different guest who has been impacted in some way by the maternity care restrictions. These contributors are real people from across Ireland and include women who have experienced a miscarriage, faced a challenging IVF process or a C-section. We'll also hear from the partners and healthcare workers who have fought the uphill battle of supporting women in the most vulnerable of circumstances at the most challenging time. Birthing A Nation launches 25th September on GoLoud.

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