I started Nova Embrace from my own personal journey with pregnancy loss. It has a way of making everything feel strangely quiet. Life continues around you as normal, but your own world feels like it has shifted into something no one else can quite see. I remember feeling like I was carrying something that had nowhere to go.
There wasn’t anything physical left to hold onto. Nothing to look at. Nothing to keep. And that absence stayed with me in a way I didn’t expect.
What I remember most is how quickly everything moves on. For everyone else, it becomes something that happened. But for you, it doesn’t leave like that. It stays in small, private moments that you don’t always know how to speak about.
I think that’s where the idea began for me, not as a business, but as a need. I just wanted something tangible. Something that acknowledged what I had experienced without needing to explain it away or make it smaller than it felt. Something to hold when there was nothing left to hold.