Hilaria Baldwin

You wake up.

And you remember it's real.

And I remember that first night when I had to go home.

Like, I'm sleeping with my dead baby inside of me.

And they didn't know right away I could have the appointment to have her taken out.

And I was fortunate that it was pretty soon.

But it's a, you know, you're like, my belly is a tomb.

It was something to create life and now it's a tomb.

But I think, you know, if I am your older sister, if I pull away the human experience that I share with you that I know how you feel.

it's not your fault and there's solutions as you're telling me, you know, because you are the one, yes, maybe your body has to have certain support, but thank God we live in time when you can get that support.

Yeah.

And also your body is what creates it.

This is not existing outside of your body.

So you're creating life and you just have to make sure that it's supported.

Just like we would support so many things in other parts of our life.

So I think that, you know, it's, it's not easy being a woman, is it?

No, no, it's not.

And thank God you have somebody who's so supportive too.

I was.

And, you know, fortunately, the tech and I were very, very close, which all those babies before, we were very close.