Jess Roberts: The Often Misunderstood Side of Miscarriage Grief And How It Inspired Jess To Create Her Business
life's too shortShow Notes
On today's episode I speak with the inspiring Jess Roberts of Little Santi Designs.
She speaks to me about the loss of her baby, Santi, and how her grief drove her to set up hernew business that focuses on commemorating and honoring baby loss.
We speak about the misunderstood side of miscarriage, the loneliness we feel when we experience it, and how she is managing her grief now a year on.
Jess speaks beautifully about her experience with grief and baby loss, raising much needed awareness for the women who will experience this in their lifetime.
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