Ep 82: When the Bleeding Doesn’t Stop: Bobbi’s Story of Subchorionic Hematoma and Pregnancy Loss

When the Bleeding Doesn’t Stop: Bobbi’s Story of Subchorionic Hematoma and Pregnancy Loss 

Podcast: What I Wish I Knew After Pregnancy Loss 

Host: Sharna Southern

Guest: Bobbi Martin

In this deeply moving episode, we sit down with Bobbi Martin, a school counselor and military spouse, who vulnerably shares her journey through pregnancy loss caused by a subchorionic hematoma. From early signs of bleeding to navigating confusing and often conflicting medical advice, Bobbi walks us through the emotional, physical, and spiritual challenges she faced, including the heartbreaking preterm birth of her son Carter at 21 weeks.

 

Through her story, we explore:

 • The medical ambiguity surrounding subchorionic hematomas

 • The emotional toll of “wait and see” care models

 • The importance of self-advocacy and listening to your intuition during pregnancy

 • The healing power of sharing your story and connecting with others who understand

 • Navigating multiple types of pregnancy loss, including a miscarriage following her first loss

 

This episode is a gentle invitation to listen, reflect, and expand our understanding of what it means to carry the weight of invisible loss.

 

Where to Find Bobbi: 

📸 Instagram: @bobbiidee

Bobbi is open to supporting anyone navigating a similar journey, especially those dealing with subchorionic hematomas.

 

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Learn more about the Pregnancy Loss Practitioner Certification and how you can bridge the gap in support for bereaved parents.

👉 Click here to apply or DM Sharna on Instagram @instituteofhealing.losssupport

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