Light After Loss:

Tanya's story

Izzy Lee’s launched a new monthly series where those who have experienced loss, or struggled with infertility, share their story.

After losing my daughter Isabelle at 38 weeks pregnant, I felt completely lost and alone. I desperately wanted to talk to anyone who went through something similar. We hope this series will help remind people they are not alone.

We greatly appreciate those sharing their difficult journeys with us and continuing to help shape this supportive and inspiring community <3

Ep 69: Honouring Ryleigh: Navigating Life After Loss & Creating Community Support with Tanya.

In this heartfelt episode of What I Wish I Knew After Pregnancy Loss, Sharna Southan sits down with Tanya Jacobi, a bereaved mother who has turned her grief into action through her nonprofit, Ryleigh's Resources.

Tanya shares the profound story of her daughter Ryleigh's loss, the impact it has had on her family, and how she and her husband Ken have created a space to support parents navigating the unimaginable.

See News 12 CT piece

'The pain is indescribable.' Mother, therapist work to reduce stigma surrounding stillbirths

That's how Tanya Jacobi, of Norwalk, described having a stillborn child in 2021.