Podcast Episode Details
Back to Podcast Episodes
41 | Facing a Life-Limiting Diagnosis in Pregnancy with Hope and Grace | KC Tregoning
Episode 41
KC Tregoning is a bereaved mom who found out about Bridget’s Cradles after receiving a tiny knit heart in the delivery room. KC attended her first Hope Online support group with us just one month after Alan had passed.
KC lives in Northern Virginia with her husband, Matt, and their three fur babies. She is the proud mom of Alan who reigns in Heaven. After a turbulent pregnancy, KC and Matt found out at their 31-week appointment that their son, Alan, had a condition that was not compatible with life.
KC is passionate about spreading awareness for families facing life-limiting pregnancies. She loves sharing Alan's story and how God walked alongside them throughout their journey.
In this episode, we discussed:
- Navigating a life-limiting diagnosis in pregnancy
- Choosing life even when the doctors encourage termination
- Bonding with your baby during pregnancy
- Picture taking after delivery
- Recommended resources & organizations for life-limiting diagnoses
- Community and walking alongside other women who have experienced loss
- Pursuing adoption after loss
- Grieving and planning for your baby’s first Heaven Day
- The importance of attending a Christ-centered support group
- Faith-based counseling
- God’s presence in grief and how good can come from this
EPISODE SHOW NOTES & FULL TRANSCRIPT:
www.bridgetscradles.com/post/episode41
CRADLED IN HOPE PODCAST WEBSITE:
Sign up here to receive email updates and hope-filled resources
www.bridgetscradles.com/podcast
CRADLED IN HOPE FACEBOOK COMMUNITY FOR GRIEVING MOMS:
www.facebook.com/groups/cradledinhope
FOLLOW BRIDGET'S CRADLES
www.facebook.com/bridgetscradles
www.instagram.com/bridgetscradles
www.pinterest.com/bridgetscradles
CONNECT WITH THE HOST | ASHLEY OPLIGER
www.ashleyopliger.com
www.facebook.com/ashleyopliger
www.instagram.com/ashleyopliger
#cradledinhope #cradledinhopepodcast #bridgetscradles
★ Support this podcast ★Published on 2 years, 3 months ago