In this conversation, Markesha Tisby shares her journey through parenthood, loss, and healing. She discusses the challenges of raising children, the impact of literacy and education, and her personal experiences with miscarriage. The conversation delves into the complexities of grief, the intersection of race and maternal health, and the importance of community support. Throughout, Markesha emphasizes the possibility of being both hurt and hopeful, and the need for understanding and compassion in the face of loss. Markesha and Peyton also discuss the challenges faced by Black women in maternal healthcare, the importance of creating safe spaces for grieving mothers, and the need for community support. They explore the emotional journey of loss, the significance of partnership in navigating grief, and the hope found in shared experiences. Markesha shares her personal journey, emphasizing the value of representation and the healing power of connection within the community, particularly through events like the Gathering.

If you’ve been inspired by this conversation and want to join us at Gathering 2025, visit our website at https://www.gatheringhope.net/gathering-2025 and use promo code SISTERHOOD for $15 off your ticket.

Thank you to Milk Couture Co. for supporting this episode and for their beautiful work in creating keepsake jewelry that helps families hold onto their precious memories forever. Visit Milk Couture Co. to learn more about their custom pieces and create your own keepsake today.

Connect with Markesha:

• Facebook: Markesha Luckett Tisby
• Instagram: MarkeshaTisby
• X: Markesha Tisby
• LinkedIn: Markesha Tisby, M.Ed
• Bluesky: markeshatisby.bsky.social

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In this episode, we welcome Dr. Ally Loupe, a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in pelvic health, birth doula, and co-creator of Move Through Motherhood. Ally opens up about her personal journey as a mother to two daughters on earth and one sweet baby in heaven, sharing her heart for helping women heal both physically and emotionally after miscarriage and infant loss. Through her movement and recovery program, she offers essential tools for moms to navigate their postpartum journey. Join us as we discuss pelvic health, the importance of movement in healing, and Ally’s inspiring work with women through all stages of motherhood.

Resources Mentioned:
Move through Motherhood
Move through Motherhood: Miscarriage and Loss (Free Resource)
Instagram:
@prettypelvis.dpt
@movethroughmotherhood
@genesisptwellness

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Interested in sponsoring an episode? Let's talk! Email us at info@gatheringhope.net.

Follow us on Instagram at Sucky Sisterhood Podcast and Gathering Hope.

Join us at Gathering 2025, our national loss mom conference, and use promo code: SISTERHOOD for $15 off!

Visit our website at suckysisterhood.com for more resources and support.

In this episode, we chat with Samantha McCabe, founder of Harper’s Hands Counseling and a Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate. Samantha shares her personal story of infant loss and how it inspired her to help other moms navigate grief and trauma. As a worship pastor and mother of three, she reflects on balancing faith, family, and her counseling practice, offering heartfelt insights and hope for those on a similar journey. Join us for an honest and healing conversation with a woman passionate about loving and supporting others through life’s toughest moments.

Support the show

Interested in sponsoring an episode? Let's talk! Email us at info@gatheringhope.net.

Follow us on Instagram at Sucky Sisterhood Podcast and Gathering Hope.

Join us at Gathering 2025, our national loss mom conference, and use promo code: SISTERHOOD for $15 off!

Visit our website at suckysisterhood.com for more resources and support.