A miscarriage, also referred to as a spontaneous abortion, is when the baby is spontaneously released from the uterus before the babe has the ability to survive outside of the uterus. Miscarriages are usually connected to a chromosomal or genetic abnormality that the baby has. [»]
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Death is the natural thing that happens to all living things. Everybody reacts to the loss of someone they love or care about. However, at different ages people react differently when somebody dies. For a child to understand death, the concept of death has to be formed in a child’s mind. The concept of death means that death is universal, inevitable, irreversible, and that there is no physical existence after death. The whole concept of death is being developed in a human being through the time and consequently the complete understanding of this concept depends on personal development. [»]
Aug
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Staring at the flat green ultrasound screen, all I could think was, it isn’t possible. I was so careful to eat right, stay healthy, do everything I could.
My obstetrician brought in two other doctors to confirm the ultrasound. I had lost my baby in utero at 29 weeks. It still seemed like a bad dream when I had to make that horrible phone call to my husband and tell him to come to the hospital. We had planned this pregnancy, found out it was a girl, and named her.
Aug
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Everyone gets sad. Every single person has had sad feelings once in a while. It is normal to feel blue, isolated, down or out of sorts occasionally. More than half of teenagers go through a sad period at least once a month and younger children do too.
What makes kids sad?
Aug
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Miscarriage is the term given to the loss of a baby before it reaches full term. Often, people regard this as bad luck, particularly if it happens in the early weeks of pregnancy. It is difficult for many to fully comprehend the power of a woman’s grief upon this loss as few can understand that the bonding process between mother and child began when she became pregnant.
Aug
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Loss is a part of life. If we are not experiencing it at the moment, most likely we are close to someone who is. Seeing our loved ones hurt can make us feel powerless and ineffective, and it is the number one question that I hear when I speak and meet others.
“What can I do to comfort my friend, or mother, or sister, or brother, in their grief”?

