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A maternal-fetal medicine doctor reflects on the emotional and physical toll of pregnancy loss, especially among women over 35 who have undergone IVF, highlighting the profound grief and questions about timing that many women face after experiencing such tragedies.
A study in Northern Ireland highlights the emotional toll of miscarriage, including feelings of guilt and isolation, with many women experiencing significant mental health challenges; experts emphasize the need for better support and compassionate care for women experiencing pregnancy loss.
Miscarriage affects up to 26% of pregnancies and can be caused by genetic, hormonal, uterine, lifestyle, and age-related factors. Understanding these causes and adopting healthy lifestyle practices, along with medical and emotional support, can improve chances of a healthy pregnancy after a loss.
Kylie Kelce shared an emotional account of her 2018 miscarriage on her podcast, revealing the pain of losing her first pregnancy, which she learned about during a trip to London, and how it affected her subsequent pregnancies. She emphasized the ongoing emotional impact and the importance of awareness during Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.
Country singer Drake White and his wife mourn the loss of their newborn daughter, Della Elizabeth White, who died shortly after birth at 20 minutes old, amid their grief and faith-based comfort.
Country singer Drake White announced the heartbreaking loss of his newborn daughter, Della Elizabeth White, who died peacefully shortly after birth at 29 weeks. The couple, who conceived Della via IVF, shared their grief publicly, expressing faith and gratitude for the moments they had with her amid their ongoing personal struggles. White cited scripture to cope with the tragedy and emphasized their hope of reuniting with her someday.
Kate Gosselin shared her emotional journey through fertility challenges, including a pregnancy loss of her seventh fetus, and revealed she was carrying six babies at once, all of whom were born prematurely. She discussed her health issues, her emotional response to the pregnancy, and her hopes for the unborn child, whom she believed would have been a girl named Emma.
Scientists have developed a diagnostic test to identify women at increased risk of miscarriage by analyzing the womb lining's reaction, potentially leading to new treatments to prevent pregnancy loss, especially in women with recurrent miscarriages.
UK scientists have developed a test to identify women with abnormal womb lining that increases miscarriage risk, potentially leading to targeted treatments and hope for women experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss, exemplified by a successful case using the drug sitagliptin.
Jill Duggar Dillard and Derick Dillard shared the heartbreaking news of the stillbirth of their daughter Isla Marie. The couple expressed their grief and asked for prayers as they mourn the loss of their baby girl. Stillbirth affects approximately 21,000 babies annually in the U.S., and experts emphasize the importance of discussing and supporting those who experience this type of grief.
Jill Duggar Dillard and husband Derick Dillard announced the heartbreaking news of the stillbirth of their first daughter, Isla Marie Dillard, after Jill suffered a miscarriage at 4 months pregnant. The couple shared their grief and asked for prayers as they mourn the loss of their baby girl, who was much loved from the start. They are also parents to three sons, and received an outpouring of support from fans, friends, and family members.
Jill Duggar Dillard and husband Derick Dillard shared the heartbreaking news of the stillbirth of their daughter, Isla Marie Dillard, at four months of pregnancy. The couple expressed their grief and thanked their followers for their support, having previously experienced a miscarriage before the birth of their youngest son. They are parents to three boys and had announced the pregnancy of their "rainbow baby" in February 2022.
Former Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader Krystal Anderson and husband Clayton Anderson experienced the devastating loss of their second stillborn child, leading to Krystal's tragic death from sepsis at 40 years old. Clayton is now speaking out about the loss, questioning maternal care, and advocating for improved outcomes for Black women in pregnancy. The couple had taken precautions during the pregnancy, including a procedure to remove fibroids, but faced challenges and delays in accessing high-risk maternity care. Clayton hopes to honor Krystal's legacy with optimism and positivity, advocating for increased awareness around stillbirth pregnancies and improved maternal healthcare for women of color.
Former Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader Krystal Anderson and her husband Clayton Anderson experienced the devastating loss of their second stillborn child, leading to Krystal's tragic death from sepsis at 40 years old. Clayton is now speaking out about the maternal care system and the disproportionate impact of sepsis on Black women. He hopes to honor Krystal's legacy by advocating for improved outcomes for Black women in pregnancy and raising awareness around stillbirth pregnancies.
Former Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader Krystal Anderson and her husband Clayton Anderson experienced the tragic loss of their second child due to stillbirth, which was followed by Krystal's death from sepsis at 40 years old. Clayton is now speaking out about the loss, raising questions about maternal care, and advocating for improved outcomes for Black women in pregnancy. The couple's story sheds light on the disparities in maternal healthcare, particularly for women of color, and the need for more personalized and proactive care for high-risk pregnancies.