Finding Space with Dee Kelly

Dee Kelly

Finding Space is a podcast dedicated to pregnancy loss, the challenges of trying to conceive, and the heartbreak of never bringing a baby home. I know how isolating this journey can feel; and my mission is to remind you that you are never alone. Whether you’re grieving, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking to understand, I invite you to join me for honest, raw conversations as we create space for healing, connection, and hope.

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Monday · 2 hr
Gayle’s Story Professor Gayle Letherby
In this episode of Finding Space, I'm joined by Professor Gayle Letherby, a sociologist, author and researcher who has spent over 35 years exploring some of life's most personal and often difficult subjects. Gayle shares her own experiences of pregnancy loss and involuntary childlessness, and how these experiences influenced her life, writing and research. We talk about the different emotions that come with childlessness, the expectations placed on women, and what it means to grow older without children. Gayle also shares her thoughts on living with loss while making room for other experiences, relationships and opportunities along the way. In this episode, we touch on: Gayle's personal experience of pregnancy loss and involuntary childlessness. The different emotions that can come with not having children. How Gayle's experiences influenced her writing and research. The pressure to find another purpose when motherhood doesn't happen. Growing older without children, and the importance of feeling valued at every age. How conversations around pregnancy loss and childlessness have changed over the years. Why sharing our experiences and hearing different perspectives matters. A gentle note: This episode includes discussions of pregnancy loss, infertility, involuntary childlessness and bereavement. As always, please take care while listening. You will find support links and resources in the show notes below.💛 If this episode resonated with you, I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments on Spotify. Sharing, rating or reviewing the podcast really helps these conversations reach more people. Connect with Me: ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Gayle: ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ Website Ethical Exercise ⁠⁠⁠⁠Resources & Support:⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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September 11 · 1 hr 21 min
Maria’s Story - Maria Walsh MEP
In today's episode of Finding Space, I’m joined by Maria Walsh MEP. Many will know Maria from her work in politics and advocacy, and as the 2014 International Rose of Tralee, but today she joins me to share a very different and personal part of her life. We talk about Maria’s decision to become a solo mum, her experience of fertility treatment and donor conception, pregnancy after treatment, how she's balanced it all alongside a demanding career, and why conversations like these matter. A really open and personal conversation, and one I’m so grateful Maria took the time to share. In this episode, we touch on: Choosing to become a solo mum Fertility treatment Donor conception Hormonal impact of treatment The importance of more open conversations around fertility and different paths to parenthood As always, please take care while listening. You will find support links and resources in the show notes below.💛 If this episode resonated with you, I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments on Spotify. Sharing, rating or reviewing the podcast really helps these conversations reach more people. Connect with Me: ⁠Instagram⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Maria: ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Resources & Support:⁠ ⁠⁠⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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August 11 · 15 min
Season 2 - Thank You
A short thank you to close Season Two, and a little look back at a very busy seven months for Finding Space; the podcast, the events, the conversations, the connections and everything in between. A huge thank you to every guest, every listener and everyone who has supported along the way. Finding Space may have started as a podcast, but it really does feel like a community now. Thank you all for being part of Season Two. You will find support links and resources in the show notes below.💛 I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments on Spotify. Sharing, rating or reviewing the podcast really helps these conversations reach more people. Connect with Me: ⁠Instagram⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com ⁠⁠Resources & Support:⁠⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E40
July 28 · 1 hr 29 min
Episode 40 - Laura's Story
In today's episode I'm joined by Laura Boland. Some of you might remember Laura from Episode 14 of Finding Space. When we first recorded in late July last year, Laura shared her fertility journey with incredible honesty. She spoke about endometriosis, IVF, the early arrival of her son Charlie, an ectopic pregnancy, failed embryo transfers and the heartbreaking loss of another much-loved baby. Just a few weeks after we recorded our first conversation, Laura found out she was pregnant. Today, she's back to share what happened next. We talk about pregnancy after loss, the anxiety and uncertainty that can come with it, what life looks like now after everything she's been through, and how welcoming another baby doesn't take away the love or grief for babies lost. We also reflect on the power of sharing our stories, why hearing hopeful news from others who have walked a similar path can bring a different kind of joy, and how speaking openly about our experiences can help us process what we've carried for so long. In this episode, we touch on: ▪︎ Pregnancy after loss ▪︎ The anxiety and uncertainty that can come with it ▪︎ The lasting impact of pregnancy loss▪︎ Why one baby can never replace another ▪︎ The power of sharing our stories ▪︎ Finding hope after infertility and pregnancy loss As always, please take care while listening. You will find support links and resources in the show notes below.💛 If this episode resonated with you, I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments on Spotify. Sharing, rating or reviewing the podcast really helps these conversations reach more people. Connect with Me: Instagram Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Laura: Instagram ⁠⁠Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E39
July 20 · 1 hr 36 min
Episode 39 - Sandra's Story
Today on Finding Space, I'm joined by Sandra who shares her own journey, which included multiple surgeries for endometriosis, IVF, and the devastating turn her life took following a traumatic pregnancy loss that changed her life forever. Recently, as part of her Psychology degree, Sandra completed a qualitative research study exploring the experiences of 11 involuntarily childless midlife women (aged 40–55) living in the pronatalist state of Ireland. We talk about grief that often goes unseen, identity, friendships, and what it means to live in a society where motherhood is often seen as the expected path. Sandra also shares the key findings from her study, including what needs to change, the concept of post-traumatic growth, and the possibility of finding meaning and new possibilities after loss. You'll hear us talk about infertility, IVF, pregnancy loss, hysterectomy, childlessness not by choice, grief, identity after loss, post-traumatic growth, and the lived experiences of involuntarily childless women in Ireland. This is a powerful conversation about, resilience, belonging, and finding meaning after heartbreak. As always, please take care while listening. You will find support links and resources in the show notes below.💛 If this episode resonated with you, I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments on Spotify. Sharing, rating or reviewing the podcast really helps these conversations reach more people. Connect with Me: Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com ⁠Resources & Support: Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E38
June 29 · 49 min
Episode 38 - Linda's Story
Today on Finding Space, I’m joined by Senator Linda Nelson Murray, who shares her long and deeply personal fertility journey, including multiple miscarriages, the loss of one of her twins during pregnancy, and becoming a mum to two beautiful daughters. Linda speaks openly about the reality of trying to build a family, the grief that follows pregnancy loss, the comments that stay with you, returning to work, and why acknowledgement matters. We also talk about the work of the Cross-Party Oireachtas Group on Pregnancy and Infant Loss, the proposed Pregnancy Loss Certificate, and the importance of continuing to improve support, recognition and care for individuals and families affected by miscarriage and baby loss in Ireland. This is an honest conversation about loss, hope, advocacy and the power of using lived experience to help make a difference. As always, please take care while listening, as this episode touches on fertility struggles, pregnancy loss and grief. You will find supports and resources in the link below.💛 If this episode resonated with you, I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments on Spotify. Sharing, rating or reviewing the podcast really helps these conversations reach more people. Connect with Me: Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Senator Linda Nelson Murray: Instagram ⁠⁠ Cross Party Group Info Pregnancy Loss Research Group Resources & Support: Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E37
June 22 · 1 hr 46 min
Episode 37 - Sabrina’s Story The TFMR Doula
Today on Finding Space, I’m joined by Sabrina Fletcher, founder of The TFMR Doula, podcast host and advocate. In 2018, Sabrina and her husband were faced with the heartbreaking decision to end a very wanted pregnancy after receiving a devastating diagnosis during their daughter Clara’s pregnancy. Since then, she has dedicated her work to supporting other parents through diagnosis, decision-making, grief, and life after loss. In this episode, Sabrina shares her journey with us. We talk about TFMR, the stigma that can still exist, the language used around pregnancy loss, and why so many parents feel unseen in their grief. She also shares how her own experience led her to create support groups, resources and communities for other families navigating TFMR. Most of all, this is a conversation about creating space for parents whose experiences are often misunderstood or not talked about at all. As always, please take care as you listen. This episode includes discussion of pregnancy loss and grief. Support resources are linked in the show notes below. Connect with Me: Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Sabrina: Instagram Website Book: The Impossible Choice Grief Book: It's OK That You're Not Ok Book: Flowers in our womb ⁠Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E36
June 8 · 18 min
Episode 36 - Conversations that help people feel less alone
This week's episode is a solo one. Recently, I shared some experiences sent to me by members of this community around infertility, pregnancy loss, grief and some of the everyday moments that can feel unexpectedly difficult when you’re carrying all of that. I originally shared them on Instagram Stories Afterwards, a lot of people reached out to say they could relate, shared their own experiences, offered advice, or simply let someone else know they weren’t alone. I also shared some of these messages in a follow-up post. As not everyone is on social media, I wanted to bring some of those Instagram conversations together into a podcast episode too. My hope is that by sharing them here, someone listening might feel seen, understood, or simply reminded that they are not the only one feeling this way. As always, please take care as you listen. This episode includes discussion of infertility and pregnancy loss. You will find support links and resources in the show notes below.💛 If this episode resonated with you, I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments on Spotify. Sharing, rating or reviewing the podcast really helps these conversations reach more people. Connect with Me: Instagram Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com ⁠Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E35
June 1 · 1 hr 54 min
Episode 35 - Jennie’s Story | Life Almost
In today’s episode I’m joined by award-winning journalist and author Jennie Agg, whose writing around miscarriage, fertility and women’s health has helped so many people feel less alone. After experiencing recurrent miscarriage, Jennie began writing openly about what she was going through in an attempt to make sense of it all. That writing later became her award-winning blog, The Uterus Monologues, and eventually her beautiful and deeply moving book, Life, Almost. In this episode, Jennie shares her experience of pregnancy loss, recurrent miscarriage, trying again after loss, and the complicated mix of grief, fear and hope that can come with trying to conceive. We also talk about miscarriage being so common, yet still feeling so misunderstood and hidden, the language we use around pregnancy loss, gaps in care and support, and the silence so many people still experience while going through it. Jennie also speaks so honestly about the emotional reality of living in the “in-between”, wanting something so desperately, while being terrified of losing it again. As always, please take care as you listen. This episode includes discussion of infertility and pregnancy loss. Support resources are linked in the show notes below. Connect with Me: Instagram: Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Jennie: Instagram Website Book: Life Almost The Uterus Monologues Linktr.ee ⁠Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E34
May 25 · 1 hr 57 min
Episode 34 - Charlotte's Story
Today on Finding Space I’m joined by Charlotte who shares the heartbreak of her premature ovarian insufficiency diagnosis and later discovering she had stage 4 endometriosis after 26 years without answers. After years of trying to conceive, navigating multiple hurdles, and travelling abroad for treatment, Charlotte is now mum to a beautiful baby girl. This is a very honest conversation about delayed diagnosis, endometriosis, IVF, grief, and hope. It’s also an insight into years of living with extreme pain from the age of 11, while being repeatedly told it was just “normal period pain”. Charlotte shares what it was like trying to get on with everyday life while quietly dealing with debilitating symptoms for years, through school, work, holidays, and major life moments, all while feeling repeatedly dismissed and unheard by medical professionals. We also talk about the heartbreak of receiving her POI diagnosis, how poorly and insensitively that news was delivered, and the emotional impact of eventually having to move to IVF. Charlotte also opens up about coming to terms with the fact that her path to parenthood was not going to look the way she had always imagined. We also touch on the pain of watching others around you become pregnant and move through milestones that you are so desperately longing and fighting for yourself. As always, please take care while listening, as this episode touches on infertility and pregnancy loss. You will find support links and resources in the show notes below.💛 If this episode resonated with you, I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments on Spotify. Sharing, rating or reviewing the podcast really helps these conversations reach more people. Connect with Me: Instagram Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com ⁠Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E33
May 18 · 15 min
Episode 33 - Grief & Joy can co-exist
Another little mini episode from me this week. I originally shared some of these thoughts on Instagram stories earlier this week, and the response reminded me just how many people quietly carry these feelings too, so I’ve put them into this episode. These are very personal thoughts and feelings to share and they came after such a lovely and happy moment. I'm sharing because I think we need to talk more honestly about triggers and grief. You can be genuinely happy for someone else and heartbroken for yourself at the same time, and I don’t think that’s something we should feel shame or guilt around anymore. If any of this resonates with you, please know you are not alone in it. This is a very emotional episode. You will find support links and resources in the show notes below.💛 If this episode resonated with you, I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments on Spotify. Sharing, rating or reviewing the podcast really helps these conversations reach more people. Connect with Me: Instagram Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com ⁠Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E32
May 11 · 8 min
Episode 32 - Coming off the Conveyor Belt
This week’s episode is a little different. It’s a solo mini episode. After my birthday weekend last week, I shared a few thoughts on Instagram stories that seemed to resonate with a lot of people, so I wanted to share them here too. This mini episode a short chat about what it felt like to finally relax and properly enjoy a birthday weekend again after everything we have been through over the past few years. How easy it is to forget to actually live whilst in the midst of a fertility journey that isn’t turning out as expected, and how important it is to take a breather, step off the conveyor belt and allow moments of joy, connection and normal life in amongst it all too. Support links and resources are included in the show notes below.💛 If this episode resonated with you, I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments on Spotify. Sharing, rating or reviewing the podcast really helps these conversations reach more people. Connect with Me: Instagram Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com ⁠Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E31
April 27 · 1 hr 10 min
Episode 31 - Julianne Boutaleb Parenthood In Mind
In today’s episode I’m joined by Julianne Boutaleb, founder of Parenthood In Mind and an experienced perinatal psychologist who has spent over two decades supporting people through some of life’s most vulnerable and challenging times. Her work includes helping individuals and couples navigating infertility, pregnancy loss, anxiety, depression, birth trauma, tokophobia, and the many emotional complexities that can come with trying to build or grow a family. Julianne also works alongside Paths to Parenthub and Fertility Matters at Work, helping to bring more understanding, compassion, and support into both family life and the workplace. In this conversation, we talk about the many different types of loss that can exist in this space and the emotional impact infertility and pregnancy loss can have. Julianne also shares her insight into managing triggers and how small glimmers can still exist even in the hardest seasons. This is a warm, compassionate, and really supportive conversation for anyone navigating fertility struggles, loss, or uncertainty. As always, please take care as you listen. This episode includes discussion around infertility and pregnancy loss. Support resources are linked below. Connect with Me: Instagram Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Julianne & Parenthood in Mind Website Instagram Meet the Team Resources & Blog Paths to Parenthub Website Instagram Fertility Matters at Work Website Instagram Irish Family Planning Association Website Instagram Other Resources Mentioned Valentine's Day Support Post Father's Day Support Post The Easy Bit video Poetry Impact of Fertility: ⁠Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E30
April 20 · 1 hr 19 min
Episode 30 - Suzie’s Story Strength Beyond Loss
In today’s episode I’m joined by Suzie, mum to Joey, who shares her deeply difficult journey through pregnancy loss, termination for medical reasons and secondary infertility. After deciding to try for a second baby, Suzie experienced a miscarriage at 10 weeks. Shortly after, she became pregnant again but following her 12-week scan, she and her partner Johnny were given devastating news about their baby’s health. They were then faced with an incredibly difficult decision, and ultimately had to travel abroad for care, something no one should have to go through at such a heartbreaking time. In this conversation Suzie speaks so openly about her experience of termination for medical reasons, the difficult realities she faced, the failings in care and what she feels may help others going through similar experiences. She also shares why she chose to begin speaking through her page Strength Beyond Loss, helping others feel less alone while raising awareness of the realities many women in Ireland still face. This is a powerful and deeply emotional conversation. It includes discussion of pregnancy loss and termination for medical reasons, and some parts may feel heavy so please take care as you listen. Support resources are linked below. Connect with Me: ⁠Instagram⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Suzie Instagram ⁠⁠Resources & Support:⁠⁠ Other links mentioned: Independent Review of the Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act 2018: ⁠https://www.gov.ie/en/department-of-health/publications/the-independent-review-of-the-operation-of-the-health-regulation-of-termination-of-pregnancy-act-2018/⁠ RTÉ Investigates: Travelling for abortion in Ireland: https://www.rte.ie/news/investigations-unit/2024/0415/1443510-im-angry-dublin-woman-on-trauma-of-travelling-for-abortion/ Holly Cairns Video https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVhIB_tDISf/? Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E29
April 13 · 1 hr 7 min
Episode 29 - Becky’s Story Defining Mum
Today I’m joined by Becky, whose diagnosis of Premature Ovarian Insufficiency led to a long and difficult fertility journey, one that included multiple IVF cycles and miscarriage, before she and her husband made the decision to grow their family through egg donation. They are now parents to three beautiful girls; Mila, Eska and Lena. From her experience, Becky went on to create DefiningMum, a platform helping others feel less alone, as well as Paths to Parent Hub, a space supporting donor conception families, along with its accompanying podcast. She is also co-founder of Fertility Matters at Work, where she works alongside Natalie & Claire to raise awareness of fertility struggles in the workplace and support employers to create more compassionate and supportive environments. In this episode, we talk about her experience of donor conception and the conversations that come with it. We also chat about the reality of navigating fertility treatment while working as well as the amazing platform she has created from her own experience, the work she now does in the area of fertility in the workplace, and why more support and awareness is so needed across all areas of fertility. This conversation was recorded in September 2025 so be sure to follow Becky to see the amazing work she has continued to do since. As always, please take care as you listen. This episode includes discussion around infertility and pregnancy loss. Connect with Me: ⁠Instagram⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Becky Instagram (Defining Mum) Paths to Parent Hub Podcast: Paths to Parenthood Fertility Matters at Work Fertility Matters at Work Research: Linktree: ⁠Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E28
March 16 · 1 hr 11 min
Episode 28 - Jemma's Story Nourish My Fertility
Today on Finding Space I’m joined by Jemma, a CORU registered Dietitian who now works in fertility and IVF nutrition through her own practice, Nourish My Fertility, supporting people navigating fertility treatment. In this episode, Jemma shares her own fertility story from trying to conceive, moving into IVF and the emotional and physical rollercoaster that came with it. We talk about the challenges she faced along the way, her donor journey, becoming a mum to Jack, and the impact of comments like “just Jack” and how words like that can land much harder than people realise. We also speak about secondary infertility and the reality that many people long for a second child but aren’t able to grow their family the way they had hoped. This is an honest conversation about navigating hope, loss, motherhood, and finding your way through it all. A small note for listeners, Jack makes a surprise appearance towards the end of the episode As always, please take care as you listen. This episode includes discussion around infertility, pregnancy loss and IVF. Support resources are linked in the show notes. Connect with Me: ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Jemma / Nourish My Fertility Website Instagram Free Resources You can download Smart Snacks for Your IVF Journey here: Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E27
March 9 · 1 hr 27 min
Episode 27 - Brenda Casey Clinical Midwife Specialist Bereavement NMH
In today's episode I’m joined by Brenda Casey, a registered nurse and midwife with over 27 years’ experience, who since 2015 has been working as the Clinical Midwife Specialist in Bereavement & Loss at the National Maternity Hospital in Dublin. Brenda’s work focuses on supporting families through pregnancy loss, perinatal bereavement, and the often-hidden grief that follows. She is also deeply passionate about education and improving how we care for families after loss. Through her research into student midwife education, Brenda developed a hands-on bereavement care workshop, which has now been integrated into midwifery programmes in UCD. In this conversation, we talk about disenfranchised grief, the many ways people experience and express grief, ways families can remember their babies, and how we can better support people after pregnancy loss. We also discuss the gaps that still exist in support, education, and awareness and the changes Brenda believes are needed. As always, please take care as you listen. This episode includes discussion of infertility and loss. Support resources are linked in the show notes. Connect with Me: ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Brenda: Instagram LinkedIn Bereavement & Loss Workshops (Irish Hospice Foundation) Bereavement & Loss Supports in the Workplace Brenda’s RTÉ interview on Disenfranchised Grief National Maternity Hospital Bereavement Services ⁠Other Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E26
March 2 · 1 hr 10 min
Episode 26 - Mairead's Story
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Mairéad Vaughan, celebrant, podcast host, and someone who has lived through a long and deeply personal journey with infertility and loss. After years of fertility treatment, heartbreak, and feeling like an outsider in a world that so often equated womanhood with motherhood, Mairéad reached a point where she knew she had to let go. In this conversation, we talk about infertility in Ireland 20 years ago, the silence and stigma that surrounded it, and in many ways still does. Mairéad shares what it meant to stop trying, the grief that comes with that, and the strength it takes to begin again, even when it looks different from what you once imagined. Mairéad’s story is one of resilience and finding peace on a path she never expected to walk. As always, please take care as you listen. This episode includes discussion of infertility and loss. Support resources are linked in the show notes. Connect with Me: ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Mairéad and her work here: Website Instagram Facebook Podcast Resources & Support:⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E25
February 16 · 2 hr 11 min
Episode 25 - Nicola's Story Finding Glimmers in Grief
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Nicola McGlinchey, who many of you may know from her page Finding Glimmers in Grief. Nicola is a mum to three beautiful children. Brógan herfirst love, Lorcán her forever baby in the stars, and Éabha, her little glimmer of light in the dark. Nicola is here today to share Lorcán with us and she does so with such honesty and openness. She talks about the amazing care she received in hospital, the language around grief, parenting after loss, and what finding glimmers really means, not as a way to move on, but as a way to keep going. Nicola also shares the work she does supporting other bereaved families through grief journals and bereavement packs, and the people and small acts of kindness that sit behind them. As always, please take care as you listen. This episode includes discussion of baby loss. Support resources are linked in the show notes. Connect with Me: ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Nicola: Instagram Strong Mums NI Heartstrings NI Wellness therapy White Orchid Candle Co. The White Butterfly Foundation Book: Wherever You Are My Love Will Find You ⁠Resources & Support:⁠⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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S2 · E24
February 9 · 1 hr 22 min
Episode 24 - Tara & Aislinn Longford Women’s Link
In today's episode, I’m joined by Tara Farrell and Aislinn Gannon, two women who bring both lived experience and deep professional insight to this conversation. Tara is the CEO of Longford Women’s Link, an organisation doing powerful work supporting women across so many areas of life. With over 20 years’ experience across community, education, and human rights, Tara brings a strong understanding of the systems meant to support women and where they often fall short. Aislinn is Chair of the Board of Longford Women’s Link and has spent over three decades working across health, non-profits, and the private sector, leading digital transformation in the UK and Ireland. She shares her own personal journey through pregnancy loss and IVF; navigating the public system, travelling abroad for treatment, and ultimately finding a life she loves today. This episode is about stories, support, and the gaps so many women fall through, particularly when it comes to pregnancy loss, fertility challenges, and access to care. Please take care as you listen, as this episode includes discussion of pregnancy loss and medical trauma. If you would like to learn more about Longford Women's link or access support, you can connect with them below. Connect with Me: ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ Email: findingspacedk@gmail.com Connect with Tara & Aislinn: Tara Farrell (LinkedIn) Aislinn Gannon (LinkedIn) Connect with Longford Women's Link LWL Website Facebook ⁠Resources & Support:⁠⁠ Music Credit to Purple Planet 55245402
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