Hearing the words “I’m sorry, your baby does not have a heartbeat” is an incredibly painful experience for families. In the aftermath of such heart-wrenching news, parents are often left feeling lost and overwhelmed as they are sent home without clear guidance on how to bring their tiny baby into the world.
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Kelly and her husband Ryan were given a cross that no parent should have to carry . . . watching two of their children die
For a variety of reasons—including cultural norms, a man’s traditional role in the family, and lack of support—a father’s grief often fades into the background
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A Grieving Mothers Perinatal Loss Retreat This event is for Grieving mothers of pregnancy and infant loss who desire more than shallow survival. The weekend
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The Breaux’s blog features personal reflections on processing grief, strengthening marriages after loss, and finding faith Reflections by Kelly Breaux on her own grief journeyPosts