Hopeful Fertility Healing

14/01/2026

2025 broke you in ways no one saw.

And yet… here you are. Still standing. Still hoping. Still wondering how to move forward without losing yourself again.

Here’s the truth most women never hear before trying again:

✨ Your body doesn’t need more force.
✨ Your heart needs safety.

Because surviving your way into another cycle — while your grief is still living in your nervous system only creates more fear, more anxiety, more pressure.

2026 isn’t about “being brave enough” to try again.
It’s about preparing your heart so your body can finally exhale.

Imagine this instead:
• Feeling calm instead of panicked when you think about trying again
• Trusting your body instead of constantly questioning it
• Carrying hope without feeling like you’re tempting fate
• Stepping forward feeling grounded, supported, and emotionally ready

This is the work that changes everything and it’s exactly what Thirty Days of Grace was created for.

Not for women who want to wait.
For women who are ready to do something different.

If you know 2026 can’t look like 2025…
comment GRACE and I’ll send you the link 🌈






LifeAfterMiscarriage
HealingAfterLoss
MiscarriageHealing
HopeAfterLoss

13/01/2026

These aren’t rules for “doing healing right.”
They’re gentle commitments I often come back to after miscarriage — especially on the days there’s pressure to move on, be strong, or try again before the heart feels ready.

After loss, so many women are told what they should be doing.
Trying again. Staying positive. Trusting their body.
But very little space is made for emotional safety, grief, or softness.

This carousel is here to offer that space.
To remind you that healing doesn’t need to be rushed or perfected.
That your body isn’t broken.
That joy and grief can exist together.
And that tending to your emotional world now matters — especially if you hope to try again.

If any of this felt familiar, let it be your permission to slow down and be kinder to yourself today.

And if you know someone walking this path, please share this with her 🤍






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HealingAfterLoss
MiscarriageHealing
HopeAfterLoss

12/01/2026

You’re not broken BUT…

carrying this alone might be costing you more than you realise.

You are strong. Resilient.
You’ve survived things you never imagined you’d have to.

And yet… strength was never meant to mean unsupported.

🤍 No one taught you how to process the grief that lingers after loss.
🤍 No one showed you how to feel safe in your body again.
🤍 And “stay positive” or “just try again” doesn’t touch what you’re actually carrying.

So you do what capable women do — you cope.
You function. You push on.

But underneath?
You’re tense. Emotionally exhausted. Quietly wondering how much longer you can keep holding it all together.

Here’s the shift:
Healing doesn’t come from trying harder.
It comes from having the right support at the right moment.

That’s why I created Thirty Days of Grace.

💛 Not motivation.
💛 But a clear, guided emotional healing plan that helps you feel calmer, steadier, and more emotionally ready — without needing to have it all figured out first.

This is for the woman who knows she can’t keep ‘just surviving’ her way through this chapter…
and is ready to do something different now, not “one day”.

📩 DM me GRACE to receive the details.

Because strong women don’t wait until they break.
They choose support before they have to.






LifeAfterMiscarriage
HealingAfterLoss
MiscarriageHealing
HopeAfterLoss

08/01/2026

I used to think healing meant waiting.
Waiting for time to pass.
Waiting for the fear to fade.
Waiting to feel “ready” again.

But the truth is, healing isn’t passive.
It’s a choice.

It’s choosing to sit with the ache instead of shoving it down.
Letting yourself feel the grief, the anger, the longing without needing to justify it or rush through it.
Noticing when your body tenses at the thought of trying again… and choosing to soften, rather than push.

This is the work that changed everything for me.
Not because it erased the pain but because it gave me back a sense of safety and trust in myself.

And that trust?
That’s what prepared me to try again.
Not from fear.
Not from urgency.
But from a grounded, intentional place that said: I’m allowed to move forward and honour what I’ve lost.

Healing after pregnancy loss is an act of courage.
And when you choose to approach it intentionally, gently, consistently — you’re not going backwards.

You’re laying the emotional foundations for the next chapter.
One rooted in love, not fear. 💛

06/01/2026

New Year after loss doesn’t feel like a fresh start.
It feels like carrying your baby into a year they were supposed to be part of.

It’s watching everyone else make plans, set goals, feel excited —
while you’re still grieving, still scared, still wondering how you’re meant to move forward when part of your heart is behind you.

You might feel pressure to “turn the page.”
To be hopeful. To try again. To act like this year is clean and untouched.

But grief doesn’t reset on January 1st.
And trying to conceive after loss isn’t about forcing optimism —
it’s about learning how to carry hope alongside fear.

If this carousel made you think “oh wow… that’s me” —
please know you’re not behind, you’re not broken, and you’re not doing this wrong.

You’re grieving.
You’re longing.
And you’re allowed to move gently into this year — with your baby still held close 🤍

Save this if it put words to what you couldn’t say.
Share it if someone else needs to feel seen. 🌈






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HopeAfterLoss

05/01/2026

It’s usually because they’re just trying to survive.

You’re trying again even though another positive test scares you more than it excites you.

You’re still grieving but life expects you to function, so you push it down and get through the days.

And somewhere along the way, a quiet belief forms: Maybe a baby will fix this. Maybe that’s how I’ll feel better again.

So you try. Not because you feel ready but because standing still feels unbearable.

And this is the piece most women skip.

Emotional safety.

Because trying again without it turns every cycle into emotional whiplash — hope one minute, dread the next.

When safety comes first, trying again stops feeling like a desperate reach for relief and starts feeling steady, supported, and intentional.

You don’t have to stop wanting a baby. You just don’t have to carry all of this fear and grief into the process alone.

If you know something has to change before you try again —
this is your sign.

Comment SAFETY and I’ll send you the link.

You deserve more than just “getting through” this time.






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HealingAfterLoss
MiscarriageHealing
HopeAfterLoss

03/01/2026

Trying again this year won’t come from a moment where the fear suddenly disappears.

After loss, fear often stays.
Fear of another heartbreak, of trusting your body, of hoping again.

But readiness doesn’t arrive with a new year.
It’s created.

In the small ways you begin to feel safer in your body.
In how you hold your grief instead of pushing it away.
In learning to move forward with fear — not waiting for it to leave.

You don’t need to be fearless to try again.
You just need to feel supported, steady, and strong enough.

If this feels like the year you want to move forward — gently, intentionally, and on your terms — comment 🌈 and I’ll share the next step with you.

You’re not behind.
You’re becoming ready.






LifeAfterMiscarriage
HealingAfterLoss
MiscarriageHealing
HopeAfterLoss

02/01/2026

New Year after pregnancy loss can feel confronting.
Christmas let you honour your baby…
and now January quietly asks, “What next?”

If you’re here, you’re probably not looking for motivation or a dramatic reset.

You’re looking for something steadier.
Something that helps you feel safe in your body again.
Something that makes trying again feel possible — not terrifying.

This reel isn’t about “moving on.” It’s about what healing actually looks like in real life — small, intentional choices that slowly create readiness.

Because readiness doesn’t arrive fully formed.
It’s built — gently, consistently, and with support.

And if a part of you knows you don’t want to carry this fear, grief, and uncertainty into another year…
that’s not weakness.
That’s awareness.

I’ve created something for women who are ready to take that first quiet step — not when the fear disappears but while it’s still there.

If you want to know more, comment GRACE or send me a DM and I’ll share the details 🤍

01/01/2026