Chrissy Metz

a real thought of like, what if I do want to have a child and like how scary that would be if I'm too old now or I put my body in a position to not have the most healthy baby and like really internalizing that and making it my own fault. You know, I think that is a really real thing. And maybe for so long I was like, oh, I wouldn't want children. But not having the option is another story.

And that's after like all the IVF and everything else that Kate went through and all those, you know, I have so many friends who have gone through that and have not had luck and have spent thousands of dollars. And it's emotional. It's expensive. It's taxing on your body. It's a lot. So all of those things definitely came into play. And then obviously playing the miscarriage is like...

And that's after like all the IVF and everything else that Kate went through and all those, you know, I have so many friends who have gone through that and have not had luck and have spent thousands of dollars. And it's emotional. It's expensive. It's taxing on your body. It's a lot. So all of those things definitely came into play. And then obviously playing the miscarriage is like...

And that's after like all the IVF and everything else that Kate went through and all those, you know, I have so many friends who have gone through that and have not had luck and have spent thousands of dollars. And it's emotional. It's expensive. It's taxing on your body. It's a lot. So all of those things definitely came into play. And then obviously playing the miscarriage is like...

I, one of my sisters had a miscarriage and she's never talked about it, but after the episode, she was able to, you know, talk to me about it. Yeah, and I was like, wow, like, This is amazing. We're talking about my own family, you know? So yeah, it really made, I think, an impact on so many people.

I, one of my sisters had a miscarriage and she's never talked about it, but after the episode, she was able to, you know, talk to me about it. Yeah, and I was like, wow, like, This is amazing. We're talking about my own family, you know? So yeah, it really made, I think, an impact on so many people.

I, one of my sisters had a miscarriage and she's never talked about it, but after the episode, she was able to, you know, talk to me about it. Yeah, and I was like, wow, like, This is amazing. We're talking about my own family, you know? So yeah, it really made, I think, an impact on so many people.

And whether you wanted children or had one or didn't or, you know, it was really hard to play though.

And whether you wanted children or had one or didn't or, you know, it was really hard to play though.

And whether you wanted children or had one or didn't or, you know, it was really hard to play though.

I have to say before, if anything, like what we discovered in the process of preparing for the episode, I think there's one in 10 pregnancies are a miscarriage. One in four. One in four? It's even more.

I have to say before, if anything, like what we discovered in the process of preparing for the episode, I think there's one in 10 pregnancies are a miscarriage. One in four. One in four? It's even more.

I have to say before, if anything, like what we discovered in the process of preparing for the episode, I think there's one in 10 pregnancies are a miscarriage. One in four. One in four? It's even more.

Sure, and the permission.

Sure, and the permission.

Sure, and the permission.

Like, oh, well, you know what Kate went through? Yeah, it definitely gives you like a little blueprint of sort. Yeah.

Like, oh, well, you know what Kate went through? Yeah, it definitely gives you like a little blueprint of sort. Yeah.

Like, oh, well, you know what Kate went through? Yeah, it definitely gives you like a little blueprint of sort. Yeah.

I'd love to. We love you, Chrissy.