Pregnancy loss awareness month

Loss and grief are challenging emotions to process. I told myself that I couldn’t be sad – I have so, so much to be thankful for and I know women who have suffered “worse” losses than I have. Come on Lisa, be strong. You can’t afford to fall apart. I can force my mind to think of a logical and... Read More

Things Not to Say to the Mam Expecting Again After Loss

Dietitian + Exercise Physiologist | Symone Esposito on Instagram: "For the 1 in 4. We're at the end of pregnancy and infant loss awareness month, but a reminder that this experience is something that can and will stick with you, so ongoing support is so important beyond a month of awareness. There are so many I speak to that wonder what they could have done, or if that one thing they did or what they ate eat lead to it all. Whilst there is definitely emerging evidence on specific…

If you’ve never lost a child, experienced a miscarriage or a still birth you might not know that October is National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month. More specifically, October 15…

On the eve of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, Chrissy Teigen took to Instagram to announce that she and John Legend have lost their sweet baby boy.

During pregnancy after loss, give yourself permission to do what you need to do. See 9 things I’m NOT doing during my pregnancy after loss.

Why I will not be using the term “Rainbow Baby”If you haven’t already heard the news, I am pregnant! This is my first pregnancy after losing Henry and it comes with so many feelings. I wanted to take a moment and talk about expecting a child after loss and how I feel about the term “Rainbow Baby”. I hope you hear my heart. I have no judgments against others using the term, these are just my thoughts. I hope this offers a little window into pregnancy after a loss. A “rainbow baby” is a term…

Sarah | Pregnancy Loss on Instagram: “March is Pregnancy After Loss Awareness Month. I feel it is important to not only recognize those who are currently pregnant after a…”

Below are some of the criteria for PTSD from pregnancy loss with my own experience added to share with others how PTSD is shaped explicitly by this event.

Dear Mama, I know you miss me and wish you could watch me grow up. But instead, you sit in that rocking chair, tears streaming down your face, arms wrapped around the blanket that was supposed to be mine. I see you crying, Mama, wishing you could hold me. Wishing you could look into my eyes. Wishing you could hear me cry or call you “Mama”. I want you to know Jesus rocks me to sleep every night and while He does it, He tells me all about you. I know tulips are your favorite flower and that…