On today’s episode of the Miscarriage Rebellion, we welcome Terry Diamond. Terry is a former Perinatal Bereavement Counsellor, currently working as a Social Worker at the Royal Hospital for Women in Sydney. She also is a mother who has unfortunately experienced first hand multiple miscarriages through secondary infertility. Her story was one that was not met with the validation and empathy it deserved. Terry also provides us with a clinical perspective on what fundamentally needs to change so that women and their families are met with the support they so desperately need and deserve when facing pregnancy and infant loss.

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