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Infant death: Grief and the path to remembrance
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No one wants to talk about my baby's death. How can I feel secure acknowledging my loss?
How can I help my friends and loved ones understand what I'm feeling?
I feel like I'm on an emotional roller coaster. Is this normal?
When my baby died, so did my plans for the future. How can I go on?
My partner and I don't seem to be grieving in the same way. How can we find strength in each other?
How does the grief of infant death ever reach resolution?
When my baby died, so did my plans for the future. How can I go on?
You might find it difficult to invest hope and excitement in any part of your life after your baby's death — but learning to continue living is part of the grieving process.
For help making the adjustment, seek support from other parents who've been able to find solace in living. When you're ready, participating in family activities and special occasions can remind you that you're loved and supported.
