Beschreibung (Mis)carriage: A Mother's Story of Why Pregnancy Loss Matters. “This was supposed to be an exciting moment, the announcement that my baby was coming. I realized that I was going through labor, but at the end of it, I would have nothing.”(Mis)carriage is one woman’s honest, intimate journey through the loss of her child after eight weeks of pregnancy. Her candid account of loss, grief, and new beginnings shines as comforting proof that hope awaits in the aftermath, and that the loss of her baby matters. Although an estimated one in four women experiences a miscarriage, there is a stark absence of resources available to these women and their families. Regan Parker’s personal yet universal story of love, life, and loss boldly explores the complexities of grief, while calling plaintively for the resources that would help others cope with the pain of losing a child. In an endorsement for (Mis)carriage, the American Pregnancy Association agrees with Regan Parker. It writes that “getting people talking about miscarriage, sharing their stories, and getting help and support is vital for emotional health and healing. We believe as you read her story and share your story, that healing is available for you.”Through her grief, Parker grappled with the unanswered questions of why. Why did she lose her baby? Why was her miscarriage largely disregarded by the medical community and our society? Why wasn’t she supposed to mourn a loss in the first trimester? Why wasn’t anyone talking about this? The book raises vital questions intended to spark change in current medical policies and open conversations among women and their communities.Parker’s memoir explores the essence of human nature and finds that beneath the heartbreaking experience of losing a child and the newfound hope that blossoms in parenthood, there is the truth that in the end is the beginning.“This book will not only help those who feel lonely in their journey of their loss but also the hope of a future. I truly recommend this to anyone who has felt the pain that miscarriage has caused.” - Jana Kramer, actress and singer.Regan’s story makes clear that it matters that these women are mothers without babies. It matters that they want to know the reasons for their early pregnancy loss. It matters that miscarriage is a universal experience shared by tens of thousands of women, but is hardly mentioned among women and medical practitioners.“(Mis)carriage is a heartfelt and heartbreaking book. It is written with raw emotion, and fills a huge void in the literature.” - Mary Morrill Chuba, M.D.Parker boldly confesses, “I am offering my story, in all of its painful and raw beauty, as a way to try to give a voice to those who suffer in silence. I hear you. I see you. I am you. I am the one in four.”Praise for (Mis)carriage:“Regan Parker is bravely exploring a topic that is widely regarded in our culture as too taboo or embarrassing to discuss. The sharing of her detailed experience with miscarriage is not only a compelling and engrossing read, but one that I believe will continue to pivot the subject away from secrecy, normalizing it, and allowing women to speak more freely in the future about their own pain and strength. I am grateful for her dedication to this cause.” Ashley Williams, Actress“Regan Parker is a gifted writer. Her gutsy, eloquent and raw retelling of her experience with miscarriage stirs our deepest emotions. Not only does Regan shine a spotlight on something that is often swept under the rug but she also gives voice and courage to all of us who have had miscarriages as well as insights for practitioners on how to be more supportive and helpful.” Alana Ramey-Bernard, Owner, Vitality Wellness Center"The bravery and vulnerability of writing her story in hopes that it will help others is her greatest strength, in my opinion. It humbles me." Anonymous Beta Reader"It’s the right time, and overdue, as well. This might be Kafka’s ax on this archaically-frozen subject matter."
(Mis)carriage: A Mother's Story of Why Pregnancy Loss ~ - Jana Kramer, actress and singer.Reganâs story makes clear that it matters that these women are mothers without babies. It matters that they want to know the reasons for their early pregnancy loss. It matters that miscarriage is a universal experience shared by tens of thousands of women, but is hardly mentioned among women and medical practitioners.â(Mis)carriage is a heartfelt and heartbreaking book. It is written with raw emotion, and fills a huge void in the literature.â - Mary .
(Mis)carriage: A Mother's Story of Why Pregnancy Loss ~ Regan's story makes clear that it matters that these women are mothers without babies. It matters that they want to know the reasons for their early pregnancy loss. It matters that miscarriage is a universal experience shared by tens of thousands of women, but is hardly mentioned among women and medical practitioners.
Miscarriage affects 1 in 4 women: See some of their stories ~ Miscarriage â when a pregnancy ends on its own in the first 20 weeks of pregnancy â is the most common cause of pregnancy loss, according to the American College of Obstetricians and .
Miscarriage Is Abortion, And Here's Why That Matters ~ If youâve had a miscarriage and made the decision to take medication to end the pregnancy, the state of Kentucky wants to track it. That is what Senate Bill 50 would do. I cannot fathom why the sponsors of this bill want this to become law other than that they want the number of abortions in the state to look inflated so they can use the data .
Miscarriage Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment ~ Pregnancy Following a Miscarriage. You can get pregnant after a miscarriage. At least 85% of women who have one go on to have normal pregnancies and births. Having a miscarriage doesnât mean you .
Miscarriage - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic ~ Miscarriage is the spontaneous loss of a pregnancy before the 20th week. About 10 to 20 percent of known pregnancies end in miscarriage. But the actual number is likely higher because many miscarriages occur so early in pregnancy that a woman doesn't realize she's pregnant.
Miscarriage - NHS ~ A miscarriage is the loss of a pregnancy during the first 23 weeks. Symptoms of a miscarriage. The main sign of a miscarriage is vaginal bleeding, which may be followed by cramping and pain in your lower abdomen. If you have vaginal bleeding, contact a GP or your midwife. Most GPs can refer you to an early pregnancy unit at your local hospital straight away if necessary. You may be referred to .
Hillary Clinton tweets in support of Chrissy Teigen ~ Teigen, 34, returned to social media on Tuesday after a month-long break following her pregnancy loss, sharing excerpts from a piece she wrote on her website about the tragedy.. Clinton, 73, went .
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Pregnancy changes a mother's brain for years, study shows ~ Pregnancy alters the size and structure of brain regions involved in understanding the thoughts, feelings, beliefs and intentions of others, study shows.
Motherhood Lost: A Feminist Account of Pregnancy Loss in ~ "Motherhood Lost gets right to the heart of the matter in describing the tragedy of pregnancy loss. From her personal experience, as well as the indepth study of other parents' experiences, Dr. Layne writes with both scholarship and passion, bringing understanding to sorrow. Her voice adds significantly to the field of perinatal loss." -- Janis L. Keyser, Ph.D., Director, UNITE Grief Support .
Chrissy Teigen & More Celeb Moms Who Were Honest About ~ Chrissy Teigen was brutally, beautifully honest this week in sharing about her tragic pregnancy loss â a son that she and husband John Legend had named Jack. She was so brave in speaking out .
What is prenatal care and why is it important? / NICHD ~ Having a healthy pregnancy is one of the best ways to promote a healthy birth. Getting early and regular prenatal care improves the chances of a healthy pregnancy. This care can begin even before pregnancy with a pre-pregnancy care visit to a health care provider.
After a Miscarriage: Surviving Emotionally :: American ~ First of all, we are so sorry that youâve experienced a loss that has brought you to this page. We and so many women in similar situations all over the world grieve with you and want to remind you that no matter how you feel, the truth is that this is not your fault. Itâs important to take time after a miscarriage to heal not only physically but emotionally too.
Pregnant Black Women Are Treated as if They're - TIME ~ That is why I was left in a general waiting room when I arrived, rather than being rushed to a private room with the equipment necessary to treat a pregnancy crisis. When my butt hurt, the doctors .
Miscarriage rates by week: Risks and statistics ~ Miscarriage rates by week vary between women. However, the odds of having a miscarriage, or pregnancy loss, start to drop as the pregnancy progresses.
12 Short, Sweet Stories About Moms - Reader's Digest ~ 12 Short, Sweet Stories About Moms (That Will Make You Want to Call Yours) Reader's Digest Editors Updated: May. 09, 2017 In 100 words or less, readers share their poignant tales of the bond .
Loss & Grief in Pregnancy & Postpartum / Postpartum ~ Our online Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support group provides connection for mothers grieving the loss of their baby. Led by PSI trained facilitators, this group helps bereaved mothers find support as well as provides useful information and resources to help them navigate the pain of their loss. Losing a baby can be a lonely experience and this group helps provide an avenue for healing and hope .
What moms should know about forceps and vacuum deliveries ~ Your Pregnancy Matters What moms should know about forceps and vacuum deliveries March 22, 2016 New Patient Appointment or 214-645-8300. New Patient Appointment or 214-645-8300. Julie Y. Lo, M.D. Obstetrics & Gynecology. Share: facebook; twitter; linkedin; email; print; Dr. Lo shows what the forceps look like. Imagine you are in labor and youâve been pushing for hours. The doctor brings up .
Chrissy Teigen breaks a long-standing culture of silence ~ In openly sharing her painful message of loss on social media, Chrissy Teigen became an important voice for mothers who have also experienced the loss of a child to pregnancy complications.
Why Michelle Obamaâs revelation that she had a miscarriage ~ Why Michelle Obamaâs revelation that she had a miscarriage and did IVF matters The former first lady could help soften the stigma around pregnancy loss and infertility.
The Project panellist Em Rusciano breaks down talking ~ The mother-of-two was on strict bed rest orders after revealing she had a âweakâ placenta. âI was always, always bleeding. The blood has been going on for a little less than a month. More .
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