
Jackie Gibson
Author of 'You Are Still a Mother'. She shares her personal experience of losing her daughter to stillbirth and offers guidance on enduring suffering and grief.
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Jul 12, 2024 • 2h 3min
640. Jackie and Jonny Gibson | The Connecting Podcast Ep. 033
Jackie Gibson, an Australian author, and Jonny Gibson, an author from Northern Ireland, share their heart-wrenching journey through the grief of stillbirth. They discuss the gospel's comforting role during profound loss and the transformative power of faith. Their personal narratives emphasize the importance of community support and the bittersweet growth that comes from sorrow. Their experiences lead to writing books aimed at helping others process grief and find hope, reflecting on divine sovereignty and the promise of reunion in the afterlife.

May 8, 2025 • 27min
You Are Still a Mother (Part Two) - Jackie Gibson
In this heartfelt discussion, Jackie Gibson, author of 'You Are Still a Mother', shares her journey after losing her daughter, Layla, to stillbirth. She emphasizes the importance of acknowledging suffering and draws strength from her faith and community. Jackie offers practical advice for supporting those in grief, stressing the value of showing up and acknowledging the loss. Despite the pain, she reflects on how joy can eventually return and honors Layla’s memory through love and remembrance, fostering hope amidst sorrow.

May 7, 2025 • 28min
You Are Still a Mother (Part One) - Jackie Gibson
Jackie Gibson, author of 'You Are Still A Mother', shares her poignant journey through the heartbreak of miscarriage and stillbirth, particularly the loss of her daughter Layla. She reflects on the emotional rollercoaster of anticipation turned sorrow and the challenges of living as a mother without a child to hold. Jackie discusses the crucial support from her husband and the profound role her faith played during this traumatic time. Through her story, she offers hope and insights on finding comfort in community and grappling with grief and faith.