Donate in memory of Brody Previous Next We were so full of joy when we found out we were expecting. From the start my pregnancy was complicated. I was sick […]

Donate in memory of Kaydence Previous Next A Mother’s Love   Kaydence- Rhythm, flow- a melodic or harmonic pattern that signals the end of a phrase    Brielle-  God is my […]

Donate in Memory of Rowan Stone July 9,2020 we find out baby Rowan had no amniotic fluid around him (my water broke) they admit us and we were given 3 […]

by Jennifer Kouri, RN, CPLC     “You are a labor & delivery nurse? You are SO lucky! That has to be the happiest unit in the hospital!” Working as […]

Previous Next I went in for a routine annual checkup, they did blood work and took a sample for a pregnancy test. As I was waiting for a room to […]

In this episide Chris Duffy visits with Terrell Hatzillas, PhD of Washington state. Dr. Hatzilias is a medical writer and stillbirth advocate. She obtained her BS from Duke University in […]

By Heather Florescue, MD, FACOG The Lancet series on ending preventable stillbirth calls this topic “the most under-studied issue in medicine today”. The WHO considers stillbirth an important indicator of […]

In this episode Chris Duffy visits with Joann O’Leary and Shirley Ochi-Watson. Dr. O’Leary, holds a B.E.S. and a Masters in Maternal-Child Health from the University of MN. She also […]

In this episode Chris Duffy visits with Dr. Asma Khalil. Dr. Khalil is a Professor of Obstetrics at St George’s Hospital, University of London. She is a subspecialist in Maternal […]

Donate in memory of Kolby My name is Nina Newborn. 8/26/20 is a day that my husband and I will never forget. Our sweet baby boy Kolby Lane Lamon was […]