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A Day to Remember Lost Little Ones – Michaelene Fredenburg

A Day to Remember Lost Little Ones – Michaelene Fredenburg

A Day to Remember Lost Little Ones – Michaelene Fredenburg

In 1988, President Ronald Reagan dedicated October as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Since then, over a dozen states and the House of Representatives have marked Oct. 15 as a special day of remembrance for infants lost prior to birth.

This is undoubtedly a good thing, yet there remains a general silence and lack of support for those who have lost through miscarriage, stillbirth, and abortion. As a result, millions of bereaved men and women are left isolated and alone in their grief….

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Meghan McCain on Why She Opened About Her Miscarriage Despite Being ‘Petrified’

A day after publishing an essay detailing her “horrendous” miscarriage in The New York
Times, Meghan McCain opened up further about the tragedy in a powerful social media
post.

In Friday’s piece, titled “Meghan McCain: What I Learned From My Miscarriage,” the
daughter of late Senator John McCain discussed how and she and her husband, Ben
Domenech, had lost their baby. McCain said that she found out the news the same day
she had to put on a smile for a magazine cover shoot…

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Reproductive Loss Can Cause Grief – Elaine Allen-Emrich

NORTH PORT — When treating someone for addiction or helping them out
of homelessness, many don’t think to ask questions like has the person
experienced any type of reproductive loss in their past.
While it would seem there’s no correlation, California author Michaelene
Fredenburg says the impact of reproductive losses like miscarriage and stillbirth can be deep rooted for
some and greatly impact life choices….

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Hope and Healing for Reproductive Loss – Giving Back Magazine

Jillian Early, a licensed therapist who specializes in women’s reproductive mental health at UCSD and in her private practice, says she hears stories of reproductive loss every day. Adding to the sadness of these events is the fact that, because so many of us don’t know how to talk about these kinds of losses, those who are hurting end up feeling alone. Jillian is taking steps to change that. She recently completed a continuing education course run by Life Perspectives, a nonprofit that offers training to equip leaders and healthcare professionals to become “safe places” for hurting people to open up and begin healing…

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