Oct 5, 2026 · 53 min · 10 segments
In today's episode I'm speaking with Rosanna Brown, TFMR mum and author of the new book being release 06 October 2026, The Silence of TFMR. We talk about Rosanna's experience of TFMR, the reasons she…
I mean, I feel like I just want to say how incredible women's bodies are.
And how incredible pregnancy is, even when it goes wrong and not the way that we want it to go.
And I think it also maybe just highlights how much we don't know about pregnancy and conception and how these things happen.
Because although I'm really pleased to hear that doctor could kind of affirm this feeling that you had.
So he didn't try to say, oh, no, it's just you were just nervous.
Yeah.
Because I think it's really important that our instincts are respected, even if we don't know what it is that's happening.
In some ways, there can be something maybe comforting in the fact that our bodies know.
I found it very validating.
I found it very
I think when I then had the feticide for William and was then carrying him dead, that was a hard thing to live with.
true.
Did you ever
oh, did I think this into existence?
Why didn't I seek out help? Could something have been done sooner? You know, clearly, and it's funny, I've only ever connected with like four or five other parents who had babies with chaos syndrome.
And it's funny, out of those four or five, the majority of us had raised HCG levels and blood tests that weren't quite right at the 12-week scan.
I mean, I feel like I just want to say how incredible women's bodies are.
And how incredible pregnancy is, even when it goes wrong and not the way that we want it to go.
And I think it also maybe just highlights how much we don't know about pregnancy and conception and how these things happen.
Because although I'm really pleased to hear that doctor could kind of affirm this feeling that you had.
So he didn't try to say, oh, no, it's just you were just nervous.
Yeah.
Because I think it's really important that our instincts are respected, even if we don't know what it is that's happening.
In some ways, there can be something maybe comforting in the fact that our bodies know.
I found it very validating.
I found it very
I think when I then had the feticide for William and was then carrying him dead, that was a hard thing to live with.
true.
Did you ever
oh, did I think this into existence?
Why didn't I seek out help? Could something have been done sooner? You know, clearly, and it's funny, I've only ever connected with like four or five other parents who had babies with chaos syndrome.
And it's funny, out of those four or five, the majority of us had raised HCG levels and blood tests that weren't quite right at the 12-week scan.
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