#UnsilenceTheConversation: Reducing the stigma around pregnancy and infant loss

One in four pregnancies ends in loss - and that number is expected to be much higher due to underreporting.

It’s an issue that’s rarely spoken about, which is why a program at Toronto’s Sunnybrook Hospital is launching a new initiative.

Miranda Anthistle spoke with its manager about normalizing the discussion on pregnancy and infant loss, and what’s being done to reduce the isolation and stigma surrounding it.

#GlobalNews

[dong]

Oh wow. What timing. Right after you get the v. They are now conditioning you to expect birth complications.

[coletteoman]

Had two lost pregnancies - NEVER felt stigmatized.
NOT ONCE

[badmojo]

Great! A campaign to unsilence a conversation that isn't being silenced, and reduce a non-existent stigma to normalize a sad conversation that is as old as the human race. Good job!

[lj]

Are we being warned that we will be hearing a lot of this happening soon?

[iBMcFly]

Lol there isn’t a stigma against pregnancy

[DARWINZOO]

Isn't it amazing how each person adds their own experience and has zero empathy for those who aren't as lucky or informed.
I think these comments may be the most revolting in a month.
Why? Because you Couldn't wait to watch and comment your hate

[courtneyturner]

My calls me a rainbow baby after she had two miscarriages