Perinatal therapist and baby doula Sophia Michalopoulou narrates her own Memoirs from the Womb.
By discovering she had a twin that vanished while immersed in warm water she began to see birth from a baby's perspective.
Sophia supports adults, children and their families come to terms with Vanishing Twin Syndrome.
You may contact her at aquaticdoulaservices@gmail.com
SOPHIA'S BIRTH STORY is a podcast about her personal process of REMEMBERING HER BIRTH STORY while immersed in warm waterand how it impacted her life.
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EPISODE 7: How our pre and perinatal experiences impact our capacity to move and ultimately reach for our dreams.
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While immersed in warm water I began to remember more of who I am.
I remembered for example that I was not conceived alone.
The more I surrendered to water the more of me arose to the surface.
Water responds to our intentions, our emotions and our thoughts.
How deeply are we willing to listen?
One of the trickiest aspects of Vanishing Twin Syndrome is to come to terms with the incredulity of it all.
"My perceived reality is the outcome of an invisible world."
How is this even possible?
With no physical proof of another conceived twin in the womb, we begin to question our own sanity.
How does one believe in their version of the truth before they were even born?
From the inside out.
In this episode Sophia Michalopoulou narrates how she perceives Vanishing Twin Syndrome as an invisible reality.
While immersed in warm water I started remembering more of who I am.
The idea of remembering life before birth challenges the very foundations of what can be defined as true and real.
I'd never even heard of Vanishing Twin Syndrome when 'it' first came up.