WORKSHOP: Your Story Isn’t Over: Honouring Loss While Embracing Hope
Your Host
Yulia Osoyanu is a fertility coach and women’s health practitioner. Her work is shaped by both her professional background in psychology and emotional wellbeing, and by her own long journey through infertility and IVF.
She supports women through miscarriage, fertility challenges, and the emotional weight that comes with them. Her approach is gentle, compassionate, and grounded in helping you feel seen, understood, and supported.
You do not have to walk this path alone. Yulia is here to hold space for you, wherever you are ❤️
Find her at https://fertilitycoaching4u.com/
The Workshop
This supportive webinar is for women who have experienced miscarriage, pregnancy loss, or fertility challenges. We’ll talk about grief, what helps and what doesn’t, and how to find hope while healing. You’ll leave with practical tools to care for yourself, honour your loss, and feel ready to move forward.
Key Points We Will Cover:
• Understanding the stages of grief and normalising your feelings
• What helps and what doesn’t after a loss
• How to balance grief with hope for the future
• Practical ways to prepare emotionally for trying again
• Finding support and connecting with others
How Do I Join the Workshop?
To access this workshop – and so much more – simply become a member of The Warriorship.
We offer both free and donation-based membership plans, making it easy for anyone to join. As a member, you’ll unlock full access to:
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💬 Live workshops & webinars
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🤝 Drop-in support sessions
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📱 Peer-led WhatsApp support groups
Jump aboard and instantly connect with others who truly understand the challenges of miscarriage, baby loss, and infertility. We can’t wait to meet you there.
Why Your Donation Matters
Your donation to The Worst Girl Gang Ever Foundation directly supports:
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🫂 Peer-to-peer support groups that offer connection in moments of isolation
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🎓 Expert-led workshops that provide guidance, education, and healing
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📚 Free, accessible resources for anyone navigating baby loss
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📢 Campaigns and awareness work to break the silence and stigma
Every contribution helps someone feel seen, supported, and less alone on the hardest days. Together, we’re changing the conversation around baby loss – one brave step at a time.
Ready to make a difference?
Your sponsorship provides vital support and resources for those navigating infertility and pregnancy loss.
Let’s make a difference together.
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Real voices, real impact
Baby loss and infertility can feel isolating, but you’re not alone here. Hear from those who’ve found support, strength, and community with us.
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-Edwina, Run 10k to Raise 10k participant
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Warriorship drop-In support call attendee
“Just a huge thank you from the bottom of my heart. A friend gave me your book a few days after my TFMR and reading it scraped me off the emotional floor. It validated all of the contradictory emotions I was feeling and made me feel so much less alone.”
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