This episode is one of those rare, unforgettable conversations—equal parts hilarious, heartbreaking, and deeply human. Georgie, a beautiful soul from Narromine, NSW (and an incredibly talented baby photographer), joins us to share her deeply personal journey through love, pregnancy, and unimaginable loss.

From the laugh-out-loud stories of life on the road with her husband during their 15-month Aussie lap, to the moments that made us hold our breath and wipe away tears—this one has it all. Georgie’s pregnancy with mono-mono twins, Ella and Eden, came with huge risks and even bigger emotions. It’s not often you hear about these kinds of pregnancies, and Georgie speaks with such honesty, grace, and strength.

We talk about everything—gestational diabetes, navigating rural healthcare, the surreal experience of stillbirth at 20 weeks, and what it means to be held by community when your world falls apart. There’s also raw insight into the hospital experience, birth and death certificates, epidurals, and the need for better postnatal care—especially in the bush.

Recording this episode was an emotional rollercoaster in the best way. It was one of the funniest, most fun, and yet saddest chats we’ve had—and honestly, we could’ve talked to Georgie all day. We hope you find connection, compassion, and courage in her story.

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