Pregnancy or Infant Loss

If you or someone you know are struggling with pregnancy or infant loss, you’re not alone and support is available.

Scroll down for information and resources to support yourself or a loved one.

 

 

Coping with Grief

If your baby died during pregnancy or in the first days of life, you and your family may be overwhelmed by feelings of grief. Anything you’re experiencing – from sadness to guilt to anger and everything in between – is completely normal.

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Honor Your Loss

March of Dimes provides a range of resources to cope with grief and honor your loss.
Podcast

Grief and Finding Meaning

In this episode of Brené Brown’s podcast “Unlocking Us”, grief expert David Kessler discusses love, loss, and finding meaning.
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Tips from APA

Research shows that most people can recover from loss on their own through the passage of time if they have social support and healthy habits.
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Coping With Loss And Change

This animated video from WellCast explores the stages of grief and offers helpful ways to cope through the process of losing a loved one. 
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Mindfulness Focused on Healing

Popular YouTuber and yoga instructor Adriene has created a 30-minute free yoga session designed to “hold you and comfort you during times of grief and sadness” 

Stillbirth and Infant Loss

While stillbirth and infant mortality are rare, each loss is shattering and life-altering for parents and families. These trustworthy organizations can provide support and connection.

  • March of Dimes

    March of Dimes has information, resources and a community of experts and families to help you through pregnancy complications, loss and grief, NICU support and more.

  • Star Legacy Foundation

    Star Legacy Foundation provides support and resources to families expecting a new baby or experiencing a pregnancy loss or neonatal death.

  • International Stillbirth Alliance

    International Stillbirth Alliance connects people around the world to prevent stillbirth and newborn death and support affected families.

Share your Story

Join a supportive space created by the March of Dimes where you can share your story, connect with others, and offer support to families with similar experiences.

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Need help now?

If you’re struggling and need to talk to someone, you’re not alone. There are lots of free, confidential resources available 24/7.