Tarah Schwartz: A long road to motherhood (miscarriage, IVF and Adoption)

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In today’s episode we are joined by Tarah Schwartz, Canadian journalist and author of Can’t Help Falling - A Long Road to Motherhood.

Why did Tarah write this book?
Should you mention anything when you know someone had a pregnancy loss?
When should you go back to work after a pregnancy loss?
Are there any local support groups that were helpful?
What can you do to support the non-pregnant parent after a pregnancy loss?
How does adoption actually work?
Was it hard writing the book or part of Tarah’s healing?
Has a community grown from the book?
Who’s the book for?

You can join Tarah through her website: https://tarahschwartz.ca/

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