• About Unspoken Grief

    About Unspoken Grief

    Unspoken Grief is a safe place to share, talk, support and learn about the impact of miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal loss in our lives. A grief and journey that is often underestimated which can cause women, partners, families and friends to feel silenced – invisible.

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  • How To Share Your Story

    How To Share Your Story

    Have you been through miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal loss? Has someone in your family or close friend circle going through perinatal grief? Unspoken Grief is a safe & supportive community dedicated to bringing awareness and offering support. Share your stories.

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  • How To Help Someone Through Loss

    How To Help Someone Through Loss

    Unspoken Grief provides information and support for anyone touched directly or indirectly by miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal loss. Looking for how to support your friend? Want to talk about how this is affecting you, share your story.

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  • Break Your Silence.

    Break Your Silence.

    Have something you want to share with the community & gather support but wish to stay anonymous? Read the voices of other's who are walking through perinatal grief & break your silence.

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Quotes

This Mother’s Day We Honor All Moms

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Mother’s Day can be a hard and triggering day for the mothers who hold their children in their hearts. We remember, honor and celebrate you this weekend.

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Quotes

Keeping Grief Inside

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A beautiful quote about grief and the importance of letting it out by Anne Grant

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Stillbirth

My Angel Boy Vincent

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To my Angel Boy: Vincent We are going on yr. 3  and this is my first time sharing, but the grief I try to bury is getting to be too much. It all happened in 2009 & all I can keep thinking about is I’m a mom I should have known. He was full-term when [...]

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Miscarriage

I Wish

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Back story: I endured a missed miscarriage (what do you mean non-viable? but I didn’t pass any blood or clots!) around 6.5 weeks, but we didn’t know until I went in for my 8 week ultrasound in mid-March.  My husband and I were not trying to conceive, but this was a pleasant surprise.  Then, we [...]

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Multiple Miscarriage

Pregnancy Equals Life. Miscarriage Equals Life Never Existed

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I just saw a post for a pregnancy announcement with an ultrasound picture and my due date. It hit me really hard, not just because I don’t have my baby anymore, but because it seems like to everyone else, their life never existed  Yet, here is a picture of another life that was created at the [...]

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Resources

What to Expect During a D&C or D&E

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D&C means: dilation and curettage, which is a small surgical procedure that is sometimes performed when a pregnancy is no longer viable and miscarriage is imminent. D&E means: dilation and evacuation, usually refers to a second trimester procedure carried out in a similar way that a D&C, but uses a vacuum tool when a pregnancy is [...]

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Miscarriage

Life Isn’t Fair

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I never knew I’d love being a mother as much as I do. My husband & I have a healthy 7 year old. We had been trying since his 1st birthday to have another baby. I didn’t worry about trying too much because we got pregnant with our son in a month, so it seemed [...]

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Miscarriage

I Feel More Guilty Than Anything

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My fiancé and I had my little boy Rylan (now 2) on December 9, 2010. This was my first pregnancy and I had no complications whatsoever! He came out to be a healthy 8 lb 6 oz baby boy! Last year around Feb. 2012, we decided that we wanted to start trying again, I never [...]

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