
Rare but Real: The Tragedy of Hailey Okula and the Truth About AFE
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In this heartfelt episode of Taco Bout Fertility Tuesday, Dr. Mark Amols honors the life and legacy of Hailey Marie Okula—beloved nurse, influencer, and new mother—who tragically passed away from amniotic fluid embolism (AFE) shortly after giving birth.
Hailey’s story, while devastating, has left many women afraid to pursue pregnancy. In this episode, we separate fear from facts by explaining what AFE is, how rare it truly is, and why pregnancy is still overwhelmingly safe for most women.
Dr. Amols walks through the medical reality of AFE, shares real risk statistics, and provides compassionate guidance on how to approach pregnancy with confidence, not fear.
💛 Learn how we can honor Hailey—not just by grieving her loss, but by staying informed, supporting one another, and continuing the journey she shared so openly with the world.
🍼 If you'd like to support Hailey’s family, visit the GoFundMe: Support Firefighter Matt Okula & Baby Crew After Tragic Loss.
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