What does it feel like to care for a loss mom when you can’t fix what’s broken?
In this episode of The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast, Peyton sits down with Dr. Lisette Saleh, a labor and delivery nurse and nursing professor at Texas Christian University, who has spent over 20 years caring for women and now prepares future nurses to do the same.
Together, they talk about:
Lisette shares her first experience caring for a loss mom, what she wishes she had known earlier in her career, and how fear of saying the wrong thing can sometimes keep caregivers from showing up fully.
This conversation helps bridge the gap between loss moms and the people who care for them, offering a deeper understanding of what meaningful, compassionate care can look like in moments of loss.
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