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This sub is for people who are pregnant after any type of pregnancy or infant loss. At PAL, the daily and weekly threads act like the main sub in other subreddits: nearly everything gets posted there.
This sub is for people who are pregnant after any type of pregnancy or infant loss. At PAL, the daily and weekly threads act like the main sub in other subreddits: nearly everything gets posted there.
Hygeia Foundation ~ The Hygeia Foundation comforts and supports those who grieve the loss of a pregnancy or infant, whether due to miscarriage, molar pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, premature birth, birth complications, genetic factors, illness, or any other cause. In addition, we strive to improve awareness of the impact of pregnancy ...
Pregnancy loss creates a unique type of grief, and psychotherapists say more should be done to support those facing such pain.
I knew I was going to lose my baby. Shema and her husband Ian lost their firstborn son, Altair, at 21 weeks. After discovering she had a rare condition, she was supported to full term in her next pregnancy by Professor Alex Heazell and the Tommy’s team at St Mary’s in Manchester.
In this section of our website, we share personal stories, videos, poems and audio by people who have been affected by pregnancy loss. Reading about others’ experiences of miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or molar pregnancy can be reassuring, and may help you feel less alone.
11 mar 2022 · I've had 6 pregnancies and 4 losses in total before i had my rainbow. After my first MC I had a loss at almost 19 weeks due to IC I then had two more losses and secondary infertility. I finally conceived my rainbow who was born at 22 weeks due to IC.
