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Infertility Is Not a Spiritual Performance Review
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Infertility Is Not a Spiritual Performance Review

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The Quiet Trauma of Another Negative Pregnancy Test
Reproductive Grief, Infertility Christen Reed, LMFT 2/11/26 Reproductive Grief, Infertility Christen Reed, LMFT 2/11/26

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Consider this your mid-week permission slip. 

Because grief doesn’t follow a schedule, healing isn’t linear, and Wednesdays are hard enough without also being hard on yourself.

Wherever you are this week, falling apart, holding it toget
Nobody talks about how hard Easter is when you’re grieving the family you didn’t get to have.

The matching outfits. The Easter basket overflowing with chocolate and little toys. The egg hunt in the backyard. The family photo where everyo
I’m a reproductive grief therapist. I’m also a woman grieving a life I didn’t get to have.

These two things live in me at the same time — and honestly, that’s part of what makes this work feel so personal.

I’ve b
Showing up for someone in reproductive grief doesn’t have to be perfect. It just has to happen. Swipe to see what that looks like. 🫶🏼

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The emotional grief of reproductive loss gets talked about. The physical experience? Rarely.

This one is for the bodies that went through something real and never got to hear that it mattered.

Swipe through 👉🏼

💾 Save this for the moments you ne
Two best friends. Two 40th birthdays. One trip to London in between.

I didn’t plan for it to also mark one year of private practice. It just did. And when I realized that, I stood on a street in Kensington and felt something crack open in the
It was never “just” a medical emergency.

An ectopic pregnancy can change everything in an instant—your body, your future, your sense of safety.

You might have lost a fallopian tube. You might have taken medication you didn’t
You’re allowed to take up space in your healing.

Even when others don’t understand.
Even when your grief doesn’t look “typical.”
Even when it’s messy, quiet, or still unfolding.

There’s no one right way to