About this episode

Jess and Laura discuss midwifery, motherhood, and supporting families through loss ahead of Marathon 25 in Cheddar Gorge.

Jess and Laura join us from Somerset ahead of Marathon 25 in Cheddar Gorge. Both are student midwives nearing the end of their training, balancing family life with the demands of becoming the people many parents rely on during some of life's most significant moments. We discuss what draws someone to midwifery, the realities of caring for families experiencing miscarriage and baby loss, and the privilege of supporting parents through incredibly difficult circumstances. Jess and Laura share their experiences of bereavement care placements, what they've learned from families they've cared for, and why compassion and presence matter so much. We also talk about how common pregnancy loss really is, the lasting impact it can have on future pregnancies, and the importance of helping parents feel seen, heard, and supported. This Sunday, we tackle Marathon 25 in Somerset, taking on the many climbs of Cheddar Gorge. 🎧 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. Experiences shared are personal and are not a substitute for medical advice…

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