Alyssa
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  • Ridgewood, NY
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About Me:
Well, Where To Begin?...My Name Is Alyssa, And I'm 23 Years Old. I Have Been With My Husband For 8 Years But Married For 4. Honestly, I Guess I;m Looking For Some Help, Guidence, And Possibly Some Friendly Advice.
About my Loss:
24 Days Ago, I Lost My Daughter Mackenzie To Stillbirth. While Admitted In The Hospital For 2 Days, And Being Monitored, The Nurses And Doctors Carelessly Were Not Paying Attention To The Monitors To Notice My Daughter Was In Distress And By The Time They Finally Did, And Went In Through Emergency C Section, It Was Too Late. My Daughter Passed Due To Hospital Negligance, And I Dont Know How To Let Go Of This Anger.

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At 5:31pm on April 5, 2009, Katie said…
I'm so VERY sorry for your loss. Your baby was so beautiful, it's sickening that the world was robbed of such a little angel.
At 7:00am on February 23, 2009, Diana, Grief Recovery Coach said…
Dealing with the death of your baby may be one of the most painful experiences in your life. Everyone copes and mourns differently. Perhaps a few of the following suggestions can help you survive some of the difficult times.

• Take care of yourself. Eat well. Get plenty of rest. Stay well physically so that you can continue to heal emotionally.

• Express yourself. Talk about your baby, your feelings, your fears, your grief. Or keep a diary, write a journal, create, start a flower garden. This may help you to see things more clearly. Online Grief Support is a place where you can keep a journal.

• Read written resources. There are many books, articles, poems, and videos that can provide information, guidance, and support.

• Find a support network. Such a network may be your family, your friends, or your faith community. You may want to contact a support group for parents who have experienced the death of a baby, to share your story and feelings and to learn from others who have also "been there".
At 6:49am on February 23, 2009, Diana, Grief Recovery Coach said…
I am truly sorry for your loss.
If you want to talk, I'm here.
 
 
 

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