Navigating Loss: Miscarriage and Pregnancy

Chiseled and Called

Brittany Dawn Nelson

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Christianity, Personal Journals

3.3 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 28 March 2023

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

***Trigger Warning***

Today, we are going to be talking about miscarriage and pregnancy loss — so if that is something you’re not ready to hear about, please feel free to exit out of this podcast and join us in the next episode.

Did you know that 1 in 4 women will miscarry during the first three months of pregnancy? I am sharing this episode with you to gently remind you that we cannot possibly know what someone is going through behind closed doors. We do not know the hardship, the loss, or the battle someone might be facing.

In 2021, I walked through the darkest moment of my life: miscarriage. In spite of my unexpected, heartbreaking miscarriage, Jesus swept into the remnants of my brokenness. I have been preparing my heart for this podcast, knowing full and well that this could speak life into so many women who are listening.

Today, I have my husband, Jordan, here for emotional support as we dive into such a big and heavy topic. I'm sharing about my miscarriages, the emotional aspect, and finding hope in hopeless situations.

Here are a few reasons to listen to the entire episode with Jordan:

- I share certain things others say that hurt more than they help

- I share how to support a partner going through this

- I talk about how finding hope is possible even when all seems hopeless

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Transcript

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0:00.0	You're listening to Chiseled and called with Brittany Don, a podcast about finding freedom
0:07.3	in imperfection and peace in your broken pieces through Jesus.
0:13.1	Our prayers that today's message will bless you, embolden you, and fix your gaze on the
0:18.2	king, that it will stir up the calling God has placed within you.
0:23.2	Without further ado, here's your host, Brittany Don.
0:31.0	Welcome to the next episode of Chiseled and called.
0:35.2	I'm your host, Brittany Don.
0:37.6	And I'm a husband here today for emotional support because we were diving into a big topic,
0:43.4	a somewhat heavy topic.
0:44.9	I'm the interviewer.
0:46.2	Yes.
0:47.2	Yeah, you are.
0:48.2	I've been preparing my heart for this podcast, knowing full and well that this could speak
0:53.2	life and does so many women who are listening because crazy enough, one and four women
0:58.1	go through this.
0:59.1	And I personally do not feel like it's talked about enough, just my, my two cents.
1:06.2	So I do want to preface with the trigger warning that if you are not ready to hear about
1:11.6	miscarriage or pregnancy loss, that is what we're going to be talking about.
1:15.7	So if that is too much for you right now in the season of life, please feel free to exit
1:21.5	this podcast and return at a later time.
1:25.7	Because again, I do believe that this will speak life and does so many women that have gone
1:30.3	through this or maybe are currently going through this, but I also understand that when
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