Showing posts with label loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label loss. Show all posts
Thursday, November 10, 2011
March of Dimes on Miscarriage
Some technical information from the March of Dimes on miscarriage -- possible causes, physical symptoms, etc.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Brief Yet Everlasting -Stillbirth Piece
Check out this art piece commemorating Infant Loss Week.
Friday, October 14, 2011
October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Month
Did you know October is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Month?
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Pregnancy and Infant Loss is a delicate subject and I dare say, not many people know how to go about bridging the gap in communication. I know I sure don't! I have friends who have lost pregnancies. I have friends whose children have died.
What do you say?
How can you say anything?! How can you NOT?!
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Pregnancy and Infant Loss is a delicate subject and I dare say, not many people know how to go about bridging the gap in communication. I know I sure don't! I have friends who have lost pregnancies. I have friends whose children have died.
What do you say?
How can you say anything?! How can you NOT?!
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Mother and Infant Loss in Birth: Hospital and Home
As you probably already know if you read our blog, Birth Without Fear is an amazing place for education and support for the expectant mama.
In this blog post from BWF, she talks about mother and infant loss in both hospital and home births. While it is not the norm, it does happen, and it is a significant and devastating event in the lives of all involved. BWF encourages mamas to get educated on their choices, and find the right care provider for them.
If you have experienced loss and need someone to talk to, or need support going through a loss, visit the Cyber Doulas Miscarriage Support page or Stillbirthday.com - Karli and I are listed there as Pregnancy Loss Doulas.
In this blog post from BWF, she talks about mother and infant loss in both hospital and home births. While it is not the norm, it does happen, and it is a significant and devastating event in the lives of all involved. BWF encourages mamas to get educated on their choices, and find the right care provider for them.
If you have experienced loss and need someone to talk to, or need support going through a loss, visit the Cyber Doulas Miscarriage Support page or Stillbirthday.com - Karli and I are listed there as Pregnancy Loss Doulas.
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