Show Notes
Cathy has come to the project to remember Quinn and have her name preserved in our book forever. Quinn was Cathy and Will’s baby girl, who sadly only breathed life for 20mins. She is a huge part of their lives and was the little girl who made Cathy “into a Mother”.
We chat about what life is like after losing a baby, how perspective shifts, and even friendships change.
We’ll all light a candle on October 15th, to remember Quinn on Baby Loss Awareness week. Rx
Please note: Today's episode contains material that might be distressing to some listeners - please take care when listening.
Sin Scéal Eile is a Poddle Audio production.
Host & Creator: Ruth Medjber Executive Producer, Editor & Sound Designer: Dee Reddy On-Field Audio Recording: Ronan Lally Original Theme & Score: Elaine Mai
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