How can we walk alongside fathers dealing with miscarriage?
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After suffering multiple miscarriages and feeling isolated and unsupported, Zoe Clarke-Coates and her husband Andy were determined to change the story for other couples. Andy joined Esther Higham to discuss the latest government reforms, the work of their charity Saying Goodbye, and the unique experience of fathers in the journey through miscarriage.
Released on 13 May 2026
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