
Tasha Cofer shares her personal miscarriage story to validate the grief of others and discuss the silence surrounding such losses.
This episode is personal. I’m sharing my miscarriage story because I never want you to feel like you’re listening to someone who only understands grief from the outside. I talk about the whiplash of going from a positive test to a negative one, the silence that can feel like control at first (and loneliness later), and the guilt spiral so many women carry when they’re trying to make sense of something they couldn’t fix. If you’ve ever minimized your own loss because other people did or felt like you had to grieve quietly to stay “strong” I hope this episode gives you permission to say it out loud: this was a loss. And your grief is valid. For more support beyond the podcast, my website is here (About Me, the Podcast, and Coaching).No pressure just there when you need it. Disclaimer: This podcast is for supportive and educational purposes only. I am not a licensed therapist. If you need professional mental health support, please reach out to a licensed therapist or medical provider.
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