Ep19: Three Miscarriages, a Molar Pregnancy & the NHS Three-Loss Rule, with Tom & Amy — Yorkshire

Ep19: Three Miscarriages, a Molar Pregnancy & the NHS Three-Loss Rule, with Tom & Amy — Yorkshire

From Marathons for Miracles by Olly Brown

May 7, 2026 · 1h 2m · Season 1 · Episode 19

About this episode

Olly discusses pregnancy loss and support with friends Tom and Amy ahead of the Leeds Marathon.

Week 20. The half-way point! Olly is joined by long-time friends Tom and Amy ahead of the Leeds Marathon this Sunday marking the halfway point of the challenge. They share their experience of three consecutive pregnancy losses over just over a year, after the seamless arrival of their now-toddler, Florence. They cover the partial molar pregnancy that required surgery and a medically enforced wait before trying again, the limited information available at each stage, and the frustration of an NHS system that only triggers recurrent miscarriage support after a third loss. They also talk about what it's like as a couple — managing each other's expectations, the anxiety that replaces excitement when a positive test comes around again, and the value of being able to talk honestly with someone who's been through something similar. They discuss what running offers that's hard to find elsewhere — the conversations that happen outdoors, at pace, in the sunshine. Therapy for many. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube 👉 Follow the journey and support the cause at marathonsformiracles.com All episodes contain sensitive discussions around pregnancy loss and grief…

People in this episode

Host: Olly Brown

Guests: Tom, Amy

Topics covered

  • pregnancy loss
  • mental health
  • running
  • NHS
  • couples support
  • molar pregnancy
  • grief

Keywords

  • miscarriage
  • molar pregnancy
  • NHS support
  • running therapy
  • couples expectations
  • anxiety
  • grief

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: NHS

Places: Yorkshire

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