What is the definitive guide to understanding Katy Huie Harrison’s approach to pregnancy after loss?

Katy Huie Harrison's approach to understanding pregnancy after loss is rooted in empathy and validation of all emotions. She acknowledges that pregnancy after loss is a delicate balance of conflicting emotions, and it's okay to feel them all. She emphasizes that it's okay to not always be "so excited," and that it's normal to still feel a range of emotions.

Katy also believes in the power of hope and positive beliefs to guide us through. She shares her personal mantra that her babies in the universe, which she imagines as Heaven, have hand-picked their siblings for her and her husband.

Lastly, she advocates for normalizing worry during pregnancy after loss and supporting each other through it, instead of making women feel more isolated by ignoring how they might feel.

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