My Pregnancy After Loss Birth Story | Sarah’s Pot of Gold Baby

In this deeply personal episode of Finding Hope After Loss, Sarah shares the story of giving birth to her “pot of gold” baby after experiencing two miscarriages and a 32 week stillbirth. She opens up about the emotions of pregnancy after loss, what it felt like to finally give birth after pregnancy loss and infertility, and the complicated transition of bringing a baby home after grief and fear.

Pregnancy after loss can bring a mix of hope, anxiety, joy, and emotional overwhelm. In this episode, Sarah talks honestly about navigating labor and delivery after loss, the emotions that surfaced after coming home with her baby, and how pregnancy loss continues to shape motherhood even after a rainbow baby arrives.

This episode is for anyone navigating pregnancy after stillbirth, pregnancy after infertility, birth after loss, or the emotional experience of becoming a parent after grief.

In This Episode

Pregnancy after loss
Giving birth after miscarriage and stillbirth
Rainbow baby emotions
Anxiety during pregnancy after loss
Motherhood after loss
Bringing baby home after miscarriage and stillbirth
Labor and delivery after loss
Healing after pregnancy loss

About Sarah

Sarah is the host of Finding Hope After Loss and the creator of Journey for Jasmine. Through sharing personal experiences with pregnancy loss, infertility, and motherhood after grief, she hopes to help others feel less alone while navigating life after loss.

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If this episode resonated with you, please consider sharing it with someone navigating pregnancy after loss, miscarriage, infertility, or the emotional journey of welcoming a rainbow baby. Stories like these help grieving parents feel supported, understood, and less alone.

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