Kristen

It happens even if you don't have a life-threatening issue that happens during your pregnancy, labor, and delivery. And all of those moments are important. Birth trauma, I wholeheartedly believe, affects the mother you're going to be and the person you grow into after.

So we're making a huge effort to collaborate with professionals from all different walks of this healthcare system to help us come up with some awesome solutions that would help us be able to reach people who previously did not have access to resources that could really help them recover and take the best foot forward in their postpartum and motherhood journey.

So we're making a huge effort to collaborate with professionals from all different walks of this healthcare system to help us come up with some awesome solutions that would help us be able to reach people who previously did not have access to resources that could really help them recover and take the best foot forward in their postpartum and motherhood journey.

So we're making a huge effort to collaborate with professionals from all different walks of this healthcare system to help us come up with some awesome solutions that would help us be able to reach people who previously did not have access to resources that could really help them recover and take the best foot forward in their postpartum and motherhood journey.

This episode actually made me cry, which is really strange because it was about Brittany and her experience as an ex-employee with Origins. But when she said, we had a mom in the ICU and I didn't even know it. I knew she was talking about me. And to hear how she spoke about how the center, these people didn't care about

This episode actually made me cry, which is really strange because it was about Brittany and her experience as an ex-employee with Origins. But when she said, we had a mom in the ICU and I didn't even know it. I knew she was talking about me. And to hear how she spoke about how the center, these people didn't care about

This episode actually made me cry, which is really strange because it was about Brittany and her experience as an ex-employee with Origins. But when she said, we had a mom in the ICU and I didn't even know it. I knew she was talking about me. And to hear how she spoke about how the center, these people didn't care about

about neonatal death, about babies dying and me being in the ICU, I knew they didn't care. That's been very clear to me from the beginning. But to hear it from someone else that she was the executive director of Origins and she didn't know I was in the ICU was just heartbreaking to think that my life and my son's life, all of our lives were treated just so callously.

about neonatal death, about babies dying and me being in the ICU, I knew they didn't care. That's been very clear to me from the beginning. But to hear it from someone else that she was the executive director of Origins and she didn't know I was in the ICU was just heartbreaking to think that my life and my son's life, all of our lives were treated just so callously.

about neonatal death, about babies dying and me being in the ICU, I knew they didn't care. That's been very clear to me from the beginning. But to hear it from someone else that she was the executive director of Origins and she didn't know I was in the ICU was just heartbreaking to think that my life and my son's life, all of our lives were treated just so callously.

It's awful to relive it and to hear it, but also it just gives me so much hope. There's something very unique about hearing our stories on this kind of platform, even hearing my own story, because living through it, being three years postpartum now, in a lot of ways, I feel detached from the person that that happened to. I feel almost like it's a movie in a way that

It's awful to relive it and to hear it, but also it just gives me so much hope. There's something very unique about hearing our stories on this kind of platform, even hearing my own story, because living through it, being three years postpartum now, in a lot of ways, I feel detached from the person that that happened to. I feel almost like it's a movie in a way that

It's awful to relive it and to hear it, but also it just gives me so much hope. There's something very unique about hearing our stories on this kind of platform, even hearing my own story, because living through it, being three years postpartum now, in a lot of ways, I feel detached from the person that that happened to. I feel almost like it's a movie in a way that

Listening to Markita's story anytime always has me in ugly sobs. Malik holds a very large part of my heart and I think about him every single day. It reminds me every day of why I get up and I do this, why I'm so invested in mama and learning more and trying to help. My mission is to help other moms and to prevent this from happening again. This podcast is a dream come true.

Listening to Markita's story anytime always has me in ugly sobs. Malik holds a very large part of my heart and I think about him every single day. It reminds me every day of why I get up and I do this, why I'm so invested in mama and learning more and trying to help. My mission is to help other moms and to prevent this from happening again. This podcast is a dream come true.

Listening to Markita's story anytime always has me in ugly sobs. Malik holds a very large part of my heart and I think about him every single day. It reminds me every day of why I get up and I do this, why I'm so invested in mama and learning more and trying to help. My mission is to help other moms and to prevent this from happening again. This podcast is a dream come true.

I'm incredibly grateful because what has been silenced and what has been pushed behind closed doors is now open into the light and people can make their own choices and they can make their own judgments on what happened. And maybe this sparks conversation to make changes.

I'm incredibly grateful because what has been silenced and what has been pushed behind closed doors is now open into the light and people can make their own choices and they can make their own judgments on what happened. And maybe this sparks conversation to make changes.

I'm incredibly grateful because what has been silenced and what has been pushed behind closed doors is now open into the light and people can make their own choices and they can make their own judgments on what happened. And maybe this sparks conversation to make changes.

Could not agree more. Thank you so much, Dr. Clark. I mean, it brings tears to my eyes just to hear you say that. This started with if we could just help one person, it would be enough. And I think we've done more than that. There seems to be this unequal scale for how we judge hospitals as opposed to how we judge out-of-hospital settings.