• Mission

    Mission

    to create a safe space for individuals & families touched directly or indirectly by miscarriage, stillbirth & neonatal loss. A place to raise your voice and share your stories on grief, loss, hope and society. Raising our voices and sharing our stories to create a better understanding of perinatal grief ...

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  • 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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  • 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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Another day goes by, without you.

by LaurenKay
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Mid-February I found out I was pregnant with you. I couldn’t believe I was pregnant after losing a baby at 6 weeks in October last year. I think I did about 20 pregnancy tests, just to make sure. Just to make sure I wasn’t going crazy. By 6 weeks my HCG levels had soared and [...]

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Why?

by crobb
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Everyone said the baby had dropped and that she was coming. My c-section was scheduled for April 24. I went to the doctor on April 16th. The doctor said I had done so good. My first daughter was born at 34 weeks. We had made it with pregnancy #2. She ordered an ultrasound to make [...]

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This Post Is My Way of Celebrating Them

by Karri J
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I lost my identical twin boys in November of 2010 to Twin to Twin Transfusion. Today would have been their first birthday (based on their due date). Though I have missed them every single day since I lost them, my heart hurts more than normal today. I think about what kind of party they would [...]

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Our magic missing baby girl

by Sally
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Its so sad to use the word “normal” to describe the women who have experienced losing a baby, but the truth is here, thanks to all of the courageous mothers sharing their stories. Too many in my opinion, its all really very sad. 7 weeks ago I gave birth to identical twin girls, it was [...]

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Until Then, Lauren

by Our Stories
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I picture you, My Sweet Baby, in a golden crib wrapped in blankets made of clouds. Angels are at each corner, hovering over you, so proud. We know you are safely placed in the palms of God’s Hands. Your Mommy and your Daddy just wish we could understand. Why we didn’t get a chance to [...]

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Support Myth: “I Didn’t Want To Make It Worse, So I Said Nothing”

by Devan McGuinness
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Death is not an easy topic to talk about. It can be especially difficult to try to figure out the ‘right thing’ to say to someone who is grieving and often times we find ourselves freezing up when we’re in that situation. The death of a newborn, a death due to miscarriage or a stillbirth [...]

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