This podcast is a series of episodes designed for those planning a pregnancy or are currently pregnant. It seeks to educate women on the things they can do to prevent miscarriages and stillbirths. In part, didactic as well as interactive, future episodes will involve discussions with physicians and patients. We will also address audiences' questions during upcoming episodes.

The podcast focuses on a local OB/GYN and her sincere interest in helping women and their families who have suffered the devastating loss known as a stillbirth.
***The &nbsp;comments &nbsp;and &nbsp;views &nbsp;expressed &nbsp;by &nbsp;Dr. Goudge &nbsp;and &nbsp;her own and &nbsp;not &nbsp;of &nbsp;&nbsp;any organization or affiliation

The podcast focuses on a local OB/GYN and her sincere interest in helping women and their families who have suffered the devastating loss known as a stillbirth.
***The &nbsp;comments &nbsp;and &nbsp;views &nbsp;expressed &nbsp;by &nbsp;Dr. Goudge &nbsp;and &nbsp;her own and &nbsp;not &nbsp;of &nbsp;&nbsp;any organization or affiliation

Stillbirth : one view from the frontline

This episode is an interview with a young woman who has suffered recurrent pregnancy loss. Her Journey describes her grief, courage, and finally, her joy with the birth of her two children. She gives hope to those who have suffered one or more pregnancy losses.

This episode is an interview with a young woman who has suffered recurrent pregnancy loss. Her Journey describes her grief, courage, and finally, her joy with the birth of her two children. She gives hope to those who have suffered one or more pregnancy losses.

Miscarriage - One Woman's Journey

This episode discusses fetal movement: when a pregnant woman will begin to feel movement, what to expect once she feels regular movement start, &nbsp;and the relationship between decreased fetal movement and stillbirth (pregnancy loss).

This episode discusses fetal movement: when a pregnant woman will begin to feel movement, what to expect once she feels regular movement start, &nbsp;and the relationship between decreased fetal movement and stillbirth (pregnancy loss).