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Christine Jonas-Simpson is an Associate Professor in the School of Nursing at York University in Toronto. After the loss of her own baby boy in 2001 she began to focus her arts-based research on how human beings live and transform Continue reading
Diana Sundwall is the Founder and Executive Director of Infants Remembered In Silence, Inc. (IRIS) – founded in 1987 following the stillbirth of her son Derek in 1985. She is the author of “Sharing the Tears: How family and friends Continue reading
Co-hosts, mother, daughter team, Gloria Horsley Ph.D. and Heidi Horsley Psy.D interview guests: Chandrama Anderson, MFT, and author of No U-Turn at Mercy Street: A Memoir and Resource Guide for Grieving Parents, G. David Adamson MD, Director of Fertility Physicians Continue reading
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Co-hosts, mother, daughter team, Gloria Horsley Ph.D. and Heidi Horsley Psy.D interview guests: Chandrama Anderson, MFT, and author of No U-Turn at Mercy Street: A Memoir and Resource Guide for Grieving Parents, G. David Adamson MD, Director of Fertility Physicians … Continue reading
Dr Heidi Horsley discusses prenatal loss and the fact that it can be an unacknowledged loss.
Now that the holidays are over, we can finally exhale. Many of us who have lost a child at any age and from any cause, found the holidays to be an extremely difficult time. If your child’s death was the … Continue reading
Good evening. My name is Beth and I am a mother to 3 Angels. I am looking for local women to join us at our yearly Ceremony in October for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awarenss. Our ceremony this year is … Continue reading
Christine Jonas-Simpson is an Associate Professor in the School of Nursing at York University in Toronto. After the loss of her own baby boy in 2001 she began to focus her arts-based research on how human beings live and transform … Continue reading
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After Nicole Alston’s infant daughter died she looked for ways to help other grieving parents. She founded the Skye Foundation. Association of Death Education and Counseling
Hi My Name Is Kristy, On March 19 2012 I gave birth to my little Ashton Paul. He was 21 weeks gestation and a strong little fighter he lived for nearly an hour after he was born. Ashton started his … Continue reading
Back to school is in the air. In millions of homes across the country, families are busy preparing for the annual return to school. For many of us who have lost infants and young children, it is a very difficult … Continue reading
Diana Sundwall is the Founder and Executive Director of Infants Remembered In Silence, Inc. (IRIS) – founded in 1987 following the stillbirth of her son Derek in 1985. She is the author of “Sharing the Tears: How family and friends … Continue reading
As you all may know my name is Jennifer and I have been trying to conceive for over 6 year. It have been problem for me,i am into some of Epiphenomena 50mgs and and i did not see any result.. … Continue reading
Mother’s Day. You or someone you know may have had a pregnancy loss, still birth or newborn death, and are experiencing acute grief feelings, especially today. In such a situation, when one’s hopes and dreams have been smashed, the upcoming … Continue reading
Gabrielle Michel is an interfaith minister, spiritual counselor, Grief Recovery Specialist and the Founder/President of Graceful Grieving, Inc., nonprofit organization. She’s a compelling, relatable writer and speaker on the topic of infant and pregnancy loss. Though the subject is dark … Continue reading
It’s been unseasonably warm in the Rocky Mountains lately. We have an early and warm spring and I am not complaining one bit! I live for the sun’s warmth on my pale skin and the joy I feel when flowers … Continue reading
Dr Darcy Harris shares her insight on reproductive loss at the annual Association of Death Education and Counseling.
Here is a link to an article entitled: Stillborn–still living, that contains some helpful information. Source: Grief Digest magazine. Take a look. http://griefdigestmagazine.com/2010/11/ … ll-living/
I had a unique experience last week while I was at work that took me a little off guard. To give you some background leading up to this experience, it started the Friday before New Year’s weekend and I was … Continue reading
That little voice within me is always right but, it’s taken me a long time to learn that. I tend to drown her out with the noise of my mind. She knew, when I first found out I was pregnant, … Continue reading
The death of a child, especially a baby is one of the most traumatic experiences the parents will face in their lifetime. For some of us it may have been a pregnancy that occurred after considerable effort and medical intervention. … Continue reading
Synchronicity is far more than a rock album. It is the term coined by Carl Jung, a Swiss psychotherapist, to describe the phenomenon in which events are connected in such a meaningful way that their occurrence seems to defy the … Continue reading
On July 5th my daughter gave birth to her 4th son, who was stillborn. She had a normal, healthy pregnancy and went to her OB/GYN on 7/5 for her final checkup before she was to be induced on 7/7/11. I … Continue reading
I have a friend who lost their baby very late term. I am at a loss as how to help? I don’t really know what to say?
We call her Hope. Our baby, lost to us in late January 2003, was with us only briefly. Eight weeks to be exact. Not long enough to take her first breath, but long enough to be a reality in my … Continue reading
Across the room, I feel your touch. So perfect, only Heaven can hold you. Above the silence, I hear your laugh. So perfect, only Heaven can hold you. Through the night, I see your face. So perfect, only Heaven can … Continue reading