My Story

A safe space for pregnancy loss and miscarriage grief -  . I am here as a friend — to listen, to hold space, and to walk alongside you in whatever you are feeling. 

This space was created from a deeply personal place.

After trying for almost 2.5 years, I experienced a miscarriage.

What stayed with me wasn’t just the loss — it was everything that came after it.
The silence.
The emptiness.
The feeling that life had moved on, while something inside me was still frozen in grief.

There are moments that stay with you in unexpected ways.

I remember being in a work meeting where someone casually mentioned they were having a baby in the family, due in June 2026.

My baby was also supposed to be born in June.

In that instant, I couldn’t hold it in. I started crying in the middle of the meeting. I quickly turned my camera off, trying to regain control, trying to appear “normal” again.

I didn’t tell anyone what had happened.

I just sat there afterwards feeling hollow… unsure of what I was feeling, unsure of where to go, or even whether speaking about it would help.

And that is something I have come to understand deeply —
pregnancy loss doesn’t only live in the moment it happens.

It shows up unexpectedly, in meetings, conversations, dates, milestones, and quiet reminders no one else may notice.

And in those moments, it can feel incredibly lonely.

This space is for anyone who has experienced miscarriage, pregnancy loss at any stage, stillbirth or neonatal loss, IVF or fertility-related grief, or ongoing emotional pain after pregnancy loss. It is also for those who feel triggered by reminders, struggle in silence, or feel unable to speak openly about what they are carrying. I am here as a friend — to listen, to hold space, and to walk alongside you in whatever you are feeling. 

This is a gentle, 1:1 safe conversation.

Not therapy. Not medical advice. Not coaching.
Just a human space where you can speak freely about what you went through — without judgment, pressure, or needing to be “strong.”

You can talk. You can cry. You can stay silent.
All of it is welcome.

Sometimes healing begins simply with being heard.

Because I know what it feels like to carry pregnancy loss quietly.
To function on the outside while grieving on the inside.
To be in a room full of people and still feel completely alone inside your experience.

No one should have to go through that without a safe place to turn to.

You don’t need the perfect words.
You don’t need to explain yourself.
You don’t need to be okay.

You are allowed to be exactly where you are.

I’m here to listen.

If you feel ready, you can book a free 1:1 call here:
👉https://apurvakhemani.com/book-an-appointment

One conversation. No expectations. Just space for you.

I’m here to listen.