Losing a child is one of the most devastating traumas a person can experience. And losing that child before they are born into the world doesn't lessen the pain or negate the sense of loss. In fact sometimes the grief for the mother is worse because others don't usually show the same level of sympathy even though the loss is just as real.

And what about fathers? How do they view, experience and cope with losing a child? Is it any less real for them because of the lack of physical connection?

Three of our regular Chatback guests have all encountered very real, very personal traumas relating to miscarriage and in this podcast they relate those personal stories and reveal how they coped with that intense sense of loss. One common thread with our guests is that they all firmly believe they will see their unborn children again one day.