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From Planning a Baby Shower to Planning a Funeral: What Stillbirth Really Looks Like A stillbirth story about love, loss, and the future that never came By Lyric Anderson Some people
My Pregnancy Journey Hello, my name is Priscilla Carpenter and I experienced five pregnancy losses caused by a severe septate uterus, a condition that was not discovered until after my
Baby Eleanor June Lavorgna was carried in utero for 22 weeks and 3 days before she was born silently into the world on April 19th, 2026. While healthy and growing
It started as a normal, routine pregnancy to welcome our 4th child into the family, but quickly changed when the doctor couldn’t find a heartbeat at the 34 week prenatal
Joetta Grace Bernander was born sleeping on March 22, 2026, after a blissful 42.5 weeks in utero. On October 6th, at her mother Jamie’s 20 week ultrasound, we discovered that
Lucy Mae and Gracie Mae- our twin girls. While you only grew for 20 weeks and 3 days, your heartbeats and flutters impacted our world more than I can say
