Landscape of Loss: Haven the Podcast

Apr 12 2024 36 ep. 45 mins 6
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Haven: the podcast, where we explore the vast landscape of loss. There is no going over or around grief. We are going to take it piece by piece and navigate these tough topics the only way we know how--by going through it. This podcast discusses miscarriage, pregnancy, infant, and child loss, so please listen with care.In this podcast, we'll chat with parents, providers, and friends to explore the landscape of loss. From parents who have lost a child to photographers who help them document their few brief moments together and the providers who support all along the journey - these intimate conversations will take a deep dive into each story. The ultimate hope is that conversations about loss become less taboo and that no parent has to suffer the devastating loss of a child alone. This podcast is about building community and you're welcome here no matter what your story is. Thank you for listening to Haven’s Landscape of Loss. If you find it helpful to hear these stories and are going through a loss journey or supporting someone who is, consider subscribing on wherever you're listening to this podcast. To learn more and get even more resources about the loss journey or give a healing gift, please visit havenmidwest.org and while you're there, consider donating. This podcast is made possible by our partners at Tellwell, listeners like you, and folks willing to share their stories so we can all heal together.

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