If you have found your way to my site because you have had a stillbirth, please let me say that I am so very, very sorry. And also let me say: you are not alone.<\/p>\n
Please feel free to email me<\/a> if you have any questions or if you just want to talk. I am happy to talk with you about your baby and your experience, to answer any questions you might have about my experience and to offer my support to you.<\/p>\n Here are some other resources for you:<\/p>\n M.I.S.S. Foundation<\/a> is an organization for supporting grieving families after losing a child. They have forums that you must be registered to read and post to. I found it helpful when I was in deep grieving. It is a safe place to talk about what you are feeling and to get support from others who have been there.<\/p>\n Glow in the Woods<\/a> is sort of like a nexus for babyloss mamas here on the blogosphere. There are posts from many different loss parents, and they are compiling a blogroll, a list of everyone with loss blogs.<\/p>\n The National Stillbirth Society<\/a> has a TON of information on stillbirths facts, prevention, research, and much more. If you’re looking for information, this is what you want.<\/p>\n The International Stillbirth Alliance<\/a> is “a coalition created to enhance and increase the effectiveness of individuals and groups already working to promote stillbirth research, education and awareness.”<\/p>\n Baby Angel Pics<\/a> does free photo touch-ups for stillborn babies. I also highly recommend asking friends if they know anyone who does photo enhancements. The person who did Devin’s photo I found through a friend and she did a fantastic job.<\/p>\n