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Posted on January 6, 2014 ·
Practical and spiritual support for Catholics who have lost a child to miscarriage
Practical and spiritual support for Catholics who have lost a child to miscarriage
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Moving Forward
How to Navigate the Hospital
Specific to Stillbirth
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ABOUT
PRACTICAL
The Physical Process
Terms to Know
Expectant Management
Medical Management
Surgical Management
Pros and Cons
Practical Q&A
Caring for Your Baby's Body
Burials and Names
Telling Children and Others
Moving Forward
How to Navigate the Hospital
Specific to Stillbirth
Photographs
SPIRITUAL
Prayers and Liturgics
What Does the Church Teach?
Suffering and Hope
EMOTIONAL
Grief and Coping Q&A
Quotes on Suffering
Ways to Remember Your Child
RESOURCES
Books
Online Support
Organizations and Services
Websites and Blog Posts
Adverse Prenatal Diagnosis
For Bereaved Fathers
For Medical Professionals
FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS
CONTACT US
Without the example and guidance of the Lost Innocents blog, Catholic Miscarriage Support would not exist. Thank you to Matushka A. for her willingness to share her information with us! Please visit her site and say some prayers for her and her blog visitors.
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