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Pregnancy can be physically and emotionally challenging, especially for those who experience hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), a severe form of nausea and vomiting during pregnancy. But what happens after birth, and how can you prepare for a future pregnancy after an HG experience?
In this episode of Ask the Doulas, Kristin Revere is joined by Rebekah Yager of A Fertile Life to discuss postpartum recovery after HG and considerations for those thinking about becoming pregnant again. They explore the importance of recovery, navigating the physical and emotional effects of a difficult pregnancy, and preparing for a future pregnancy with greater support and resources.
Whether you have experienced HG yourself, are recovering from a challenging pregnancy, or are considering expanding your family, this conversation offers insight into the importance of preparation, individualized support, and caring for yourself through every stage of the reproductive journey.
About Our Guest
Rebekah Yager of A Fertile Life shares her perspective on postpartum recovery and preparing for pregnancy after hyperemesis gravidarum, helping listeners better understand the support and planning that may be needed along the way.
This episode is sponsored by Cozy Earth. Use the code GOLDCOAST to receive a discount of up to 20 percent off.
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Ask the Doulas is a pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and parenting podcast for expecting families, new parents, and birth and baby professionals. Hosted by Kristin Revere and Alyssa Veneklase of Gold Coast Doulas, the podcast features conversations with doulas, childbirth educators, lactation consultants, sleep consultants, newborn care specialists, fertility experts, and perinatal mental health professionals. Ask the Doulas is designed for both parents and professionals looking for trusted guidance, continuing education, and real-world strategies.
