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How to cope with stillbirth and social isolation

My baby was stillborn at 36 weeks and people do not know what to say so they avoid me and I feel invisible in my grief and angry that everyone gets to move on.

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More people experience this than they realize.

What we've seen

Stillbirth creates a unique form of bereavement that society struggles to acknowledge, leaving parents isolated in their most profound loss.

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“Where Are You with Birth and early bonding?”

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