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Serena Williams Writes Powerful Essay On How She Almost Died After Giving Birth

Serena Williams shared the horrifying details of her near-death experience in an essay for Elle published Tuesday. Shortly after the tennis superstar gave birth to her daughter Olympia via cesarean section in 2017, …

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My Love Died In My Arms. How Am I Supposed To Recover In Just 4 Days?

Four days. I tried to think back to how I was feeling four days after I lost the love of my life on Dec. 2, 2020. I don’t know exactly …

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Suicidal After The Loss Of My Child: And I Survived

Content Warning: This post discusses suicide desire and ideation. We believe it is such an important issue to share because of the frequency these feelings/actions happen in child loss and …

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The Guilt Of “Are You Happy?”

My husband often asks ‘‘are you happy?’’ A question I find almost impossible to answer. I know, of course, he is referring to something simple, like – am I happy …

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An Open Letter To Friends Who Think I’m ‘Just Sad’

Sometimes I hear you say it. Sometimes I can see you think it. “She’s just sad – give it time.” “You’re just sad, but it’ll go away.” Just sad is …

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Depression Took My Child, Not Suicide

My only son Isaiah gained his wings on April 26, 2019, after he lost a long battle with depression. I know how shocking it is to hear he chose to …

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What you should say to somebody who has miscarried – and what you shouldn’

“At least you know you can get pregnant,” said my doctor friend when I told her I’d had a miscarriage, 12 weeks into my first pregnancy, and following a painful …

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COVID-19 in pregnancy: Studying racial disparities and adverse birth outcomes

People who are pregnant or have recently been pregnant have a higher risk of getting severely ill with COVID-19 compared to others, data continues to show. Now, a group of …

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Why “Get Over It” And “Move On” Don’t Apply To Babyloss

I know you meant well when you told me to “get over” losing my only child to stillbirth. Upon reflection, I realize what you probably meant to say is that you don’t …

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Brittany’s Bump Day Blog, Week 40: The Wait

Reaching the peak end of my pregnancy after loss has stricken a bit of anxiousness. At 9 months I can’t help but wonder about the very first contraction I’ll have. It …

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