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Still Parents Podcast

Still Parents Podcast

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 A candid podcast. How do Dads deal with the train wreck of baby loss? Still Parents Podcast Hygiene & Healthy Living Parenting & Families Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Relationships Social Sciences
Episodes
  • 101: Friends & Family

    101: Friends & Family
    Jan 14 2026

    On this episode, the guys talk about how relationships with friends and family can change in unexpected ways after the devastating loss of a baby

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    Music by Alex Singh. Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation
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    40 mins
  • 100: Liam Teare

    100: Liam Teare
    Jan 1 2026
    On this episode we welcome Liam Teare. Liam joins us to share the story of losing baby Olivia


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    57 mins
  • 99: Baby Loss in the Military - Michael Sherwin

    99: Baby Loss in the Military - Michael Sherwin
    Dec 29 2025
    Michael and Beth experienced the loss of their son, Noah, following TFMR (termination for medical reasons).
    Michael shares a deeply moving insight into how he learned to cope with grief amid the demands of military life.

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    55 mins
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It is both surprising and humbling to discover that this podcast currently lacks any reviews here on audible, affording me the opportunity to be the first reviewer.

Regrettably, I stumbled upon this podcast following the loss of my son in October 2023 due to severe fetal growth restriction. I refer to this experience as a journey, one that has no definitive conclusion, as I will forever carry the absence of my first-born son within my family.
This journey can often feel isolating and filled with uncertainties.

However, listening to this podcast has illuminated my path, providing glimpses of light amidst the darkness. Hearing the stories of other bereaved parents navigate through their own trials has been a source of solace. The podcast has evoked a spectrum of emotions within me—laughter, hope, worry, sadness, and joy—all while delicately addressing such a heart-wrenching topic.

I deeply appreciate the candidness, authenticity, and vulnerability exhibited by everyone involved in the podcast. While listening to each individual's journey, I found myself naturally drawing comparisons to my own, yet simultaneously recognising the uniqueness of each person's experience. There is no room for comparison in such profound loss, and it pains me to acknowledge the multitude of individuals who have endured similar tragedies.

Thank you for providing a safe haven, raising awareness, and facilitating a platform for individuals to share their journey, thereby alleviating the sense of isolation that accompanies this journey

Thank you for providing a safe haven, raising awareness, and facilitating a platform for individuals to share their journey.

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