Miscarriage: An Open Story

As a qualified nutritional medicine practitioner and founder of Goodness Gracious Health, Grace Miano is passionate about helping women achieve and maintain a healthy pregnancy. Grace shares both the insights she gained through the painful experience of two miscarriages and the strength she eventually drew from it. Dr Kaz interviews her, offering a first-hand account that may provide motivation and a sense of closure.

E-book & programme

Grace mainly provides support through her e-book and programme, “Angels to Rainbows”. It takes a holistic approach to supporting people as they heal after loss and try to conceive again, covering nutritional supplements and a range of other options.

Miscarriage can be an isolating experience

Miscarriage is common, but it can also feel deeply isolating. Talking with other mothers can help people connect with others and raise awareness. Grace’s personal and professional experiences have shown her how important it is to speak openly about the subject.

Why talk about miscarriage?

• You may feel less alone after a miscarriage
• You can better understand another mother’s experience of miscarriage
• You may feel encouraged to talk about your own loss and grief as part of the healing process
• You may feel better able to care for yourself consciously

Free book offer:

Grace offers a free copy of all three of her e-books, including Angels to Rainbows: Healing and Preconception Care After Pregnancy Loss So You Can Conceive Your Rainbow Baby, when you book the Angels to Rainbows programme or a one-off initial consultation, either in person or online.

Wake-up call

Grace used her ordeal as a wake-up call that motivated her to take better care of herself. She introduced new patterns into her life, sought out affirmations and drew on various resources while working on her own wellbeing. Listen to the full podcast here; it may help and motivate you too.

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