• 372 - Pregnancy after Miscarriage with Sherita Thompson

  • Nov 27 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
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372 - Pregnancy after Miscarriage with Sherita Thompson

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  • Pregnancy after a miscarriage can be filled with many fears, anxious thoughts, and nervousness that you may lose another baby.

    Today’s guest shares how her faith fueled her desire to continue to try again after her miscarriage. Sherita Thompson experienced a miscarriage while on a trip helping friends babysit and was devastated. She returned from her trip and realized she hadn’t prayed about it because she was angry and frustrated at herself.

    In this episode Sherita takes us on her grief journey towards healing, how her faith and prayer helped her conceive her rainbow baby a month after her miscarriage, and encouragement for those moms who are overwhelmed. This episode is for you to listen to if you have experienced a miscarriage and want to know what pregnancy after a miscarriage with faith and prayer is like.

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