Pregnancy and birth loss brings a devastation that aches to be understood. Acknowledging the grieving process, and knowing you are not alone, can help women heal.
|
Solitary Sadness: The Need to Grieve Miscarriage Validating the suffering of losing a pregnancy. |
|
Carrying On After a Miscarriage I felt a kind of loneliness that only women who've had the companionship of life within can understand. |
|
Lactation After Loss When a woman experiences a stillbirth, or early infant death, her body seems to betray her with engorgement, a reminder that there is no baby to nourish or comfort. |
|
God's Will Once you experience the love, the immense volcano of love a mother has for her children, you can never be truly happy again. You’re too afraid to lose it. |
|
For the Not-Yet-Born: Reflections on Miscarriage, Ritual, and Healing On Mother’s Day, I actually imagined his face sitting at the table smiling with his big sisters. I was excited and joyous at the thought of bearing a third child. |
|
Riding the Waves I once read a book by a man who had lost a young son. He described his grief as a wave. It didn't resonate in me until I had a miscarriage. |
|
Reminder This baby has a role in my family. She gives me perspective. |
|
My Last Baby When my doctor wasn’t able to detect the heartbeat after sliding his Doppler over my goop-smeared belly for several minutes, I became a little concerned. |

Omega-3 is particularly important for pregnant women in the third trimester.

|
Subscribe today and get: • FREE 1-year Digital Subscription Subscribe for just $17.95, |
Go digital! Sample the digital issue here. |
| |
|