Podcasts about child hope

Child Hope International is a non-profit that promotes family-based care all around the world. Spencer Reeves is the Executive Director of Child Hope with his wife Risa Reeves. Risa has been on several times before, but this time it was the guy's turn! My voice was out this week and God worked out perfectly for my husband Riley and Spencer to sit down and talk about their organization on Giving Tuesday.  Here's more info about their organization below and also a link to give. More Info: https://childhope.org/ Give: https://donors.childhope.org/child-hope-international/ Thanks for listening and if this episode has drawn you closer to Christ Jesus please share it with your family and friends. God bless and have a great week! 

9-17-23 Kingdom Builders (Child Hope Weekend)  Pastor Markus Witherspoon Sep 17, 2023  “Jesus loves the little children.” We sing about this and we believe this. But what children are we speaking of? Do we only mean our kids? What about the kids that are elsewhere? This Sunday we are talking about some of the exciting and important opportunities we have with our Kingdom Builders partner, Child Hope, to help kids in poverty in Latin America find hope in Jesus and learn life skills to pull them out of generational cycles. As you listen in, you will be: 1. Challenged to adopt the same view of kids that Jesus has 2. Encouraged to sacrifice to make a lasting difference for these kids as we launch 3 new programs for them

Guest speaker: Dr. Byron Klaus Child Hope is a ministry to children in Latin America and the Caribbean providing education to those who otherwise would have no access to any formal education. Reference text: ‭‭2 Kings‬ ‭5‬:‭1‬-‭14‬

Welcome to Syndication Made Easy with Vinney Chopra! Today we have a very special guest who is a Real Estate investor and host of the Old Dawg's REI Network podcast Bill Manassero. His focus is on acquiring multifamily properties that will not only help in retirement but also generate badly needed funds for Child Hope, their non-profit organization in Haiti.  Bill gives his top advice for real estate investors over 50 and shares tips on analyzing and conducting your due diligence on out-of-state rental properties.  Takeaways: Real Estate Investing Strategies for the 50+ Age Group How and Why to Buy Out-of-State Rental Properties The Value of Traveling the World Long-Term  Do not forget to share this podcast, leave comments, and give 5 Star reviews! Thank you so much!  ------------------------------------------------ About Vinney (Smile) Chopra: Vinney is a real estate investor, syndicator, International best-selling author, host of 4 podcasts, multifamily educator, mentor, dedicated husband of over 40 years and father of 2 children-Neil and Monica, residing in Danville, California (near San Francisco) for 40+ years. Vinney came to this country with only $7 in his pocket and a dream. Vinney has now built a portfolio of over 6,500 units amounting to over $650 Million in the multifamily, senior assisted living and hospitality arenas. He is passionate about helping others achieve financial freedom and giving back to our seniors who have given us so much. Learn more about Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/ Learn more about investing with Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/investor/ Apply for Mentorship: https://vinneychopra.com/mentorship/ Vinney's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VinneyChopra/videos Vinney's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinney-smile-chopra/ Vinney's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vinneychopra/ Vinney's Free Book: https://vinneychopra.com/freebook/ ------------------------------------------------

Risa Reeves is a wife and mother of three. She works part-time at an organization called, "Haiti One By One" which works to empower students to be leaders and citizens who inspire a generation of hope. Risa also helps her husband in ministry with an organization called, "Child Hope." They began their work with this organization back in 2010. In 2012, the Reeves family moved to Haiti to work alongside Child Hope. Risa has worked with World Vision by coordinating the very first Movement Day, in Port Au Prince. In 2016, Risa and her husband Spencer rejoined the Child Hope team as the Haiti Directors and began leading the transition to family-based care. A couple of years ago, their family moved to Florida where they are still with Child Hope and other ministries that love and work with Haiti.  Connect with their ministry on the Child Hope website, here: https://childhope.org/ And with Haiti One By One - www.haitionebyone.org "2nd Story Goods" was mentioned in this podcast as a recommended place to shop via Risa. They are a ministry that supports Haiti and its people through their work. More info: https://www.2ndstorygoods.com Here are some other partners and organizations Risa recommends: https://1millionhome.com/ourwork/ https://research.cafo.org/care-reform/moving-toward-family-solutions-challenge-grant/ https://littlefootprintsbigsteps.com Shop Haiti goods: https://2ndstorygoods.com Haiti Coffee: https://avanticoffeecompany.com/ Leather / bone-horn / bead: https://haitidesignco.org/shop Mama Box, Subscription box And Family Services: https://www.haitimama.org/the Leather and tire: https://deuxmains.com/collections/best-seller Baby: https://www.petitepalm.org Metal: https://anchoredinhopehaiti.com Thank you Risa for your time, for this great recommended Haiti loving list, and for coming over to share what God has on your heart! Love you sister

“This Coming Child: Hope” by Pastor Jonathan Mann November 28, 2021 Worship Service Groveport UMC, Groveport Ohio Jonathan Mann, Pastor

Why you should Build your Podcast NOW with Special Guest: Bill Manassero! In June 2015, Bill & Susette Manassero and their children, after nearly 12 years of service in Haiti to abandoned, orphaned and at risk children, moved back to the states. Bill is now a real estate investor and host of the Old Dawg's REI Network podcast. His focus is on acquiring multifamily properties that will not only help in retirement but to also generate badly needed funds for Child Hope, their non-profit organization in Haiti. Bill has the goal to grow his real estate portfolio to 1,000 units/doors in six years or less. ------------------------------------------------ About Vinney (Smile) Chopra: Vinney is a real estate investor, syndicator, International best-selling author, host of 4 podcasts, multifamily educator, mentor, dedicated husband of over 40 years and father of 2 children-Neil and Monica, residing in Danville, California (near San Francisco) for 40+ years. Vinney came to this country with only $7 in his pocket and a dream. Vinney has now built a portfolio of over 4700 units amounting to over $600 million in the multifamily, senior assisted living and hospitality arenas. He is passionate about helping others achieve financial freedom and giving back to our seniors who have given us so much. Learn more about Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/ Learn more about investing with Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/investor/ Apply for Mentorship: https://vinneychopra.com/mentorship/ Vinney's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VinneyChopra/videos Vinney's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinney-smile-chopra/ Vinney's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vinneychopra/

Join us for an update from one of our first missionaries! You can check out helping a child through Child Hope- https://www.childhopeonline.org/ Or by supporting Kingdom Builders- https://connectnj.churchcenter.com/giving

Episode Summary: Many parents have suffered the pain that ensues when they’ve had a prodigal child. In this episode, we talk about how to gain hope and healing when your loved one has gone astray. My guest today is Judy Slegh, who experienced having a prodigal child and is going to share what she learned through that experience. Quotables from the episode: Our emotions reveal our thoughts. Do not harden your heart towards your prodigal—God hasn’t. As we forgive, it releases baggage and we can receive hope for our prodigal. God sees our prodigal from their full potential. We should too. A declaration is a statement speaking God’s heart for our situation and our agreement with that. Declarations are from the heart of God. Declarations can overcome distance. God sets us up to win—but we choose whether to move closer to God or further away. Focus on who your prodigal was before they walked away. Vulnerability is being courageous. God is doing everything He can to bring your prodigal back. Scripture References: Malachi 4:6a “He will turn the hearts of the parents to their children, and the hearts of the children to their parents” Romans 15:13 “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” Job 1:10 “You have always put a wall of protection around him and his home and his property. You have made him prosper in everything he does.” Isaiah 61:1-5 “The Spirit of the Sovereign LORD is upon me, for the LORD has anointed me to bring good news to the poor. He has sent me to comfort the brokenhearted and to proclaim that captives will be released and prisoners will be freed. He has sent me to tell those who mourn that the time of the LORD’s favor has come, and with it, the day of God’s anger against their enemies. To all who mourn in Israel, he will give a crown of beauty for ashes, a joyous blessing instead of mourning, festive praise instead of despair. In their righteousness, they will be like great oaks that the LORD has planted for his own glory. They will rebuild the ancient ruins, repairing cities destroyed long ago. They will revive them, though they have been deserted for many generations. Foreigners will be your servants. They will feed your flocks and plow your fields and tend your vineyards.” Recommended Resources: 20 Life Changing Declarations to Speak for My Prodigal Situation e-book. Downloadable through www.restoringtheruins.com Help! I Have a Prodigal by Judy R Slegh Declarations that Empower Us by David Crone Forgiveness by Rodney Hogue Sozo: Saved, Healed and Delivered by Dawna DeSilva and Teresa Liebscher Free Download: How To Fight Fearful/Anxious Thoughts and Win Breaking Anxiety’s Grip: How to Reclaim the Peace God Promises by Dr. Michelle Bengtson Breaking Anxiety’s Grip Free Study Guide Free 7-Day YouVersion Bible Reading Plan for Breaking Anxiety’s Grip Hope Prevails: Insights from a Doctor’s Personal Journey Through Depression by Dr. Michelle Bengtson, winner of the Christian Literary Award Reader’s Choice Award Hope Prevails Bible Study by Dr. Michelle Bengtson, winner of the Christian Literary Award Reader’s Choice Award Social Media Links for Host: Connect with Judy Slegh: Website / Instagram / Facebook / Facebook Group / LinkedIn For more hope, stay connected with Dr. Bengtson at: Order Book Breaking Anxiety’s Grip / Order Book Hope Prevails  /  Website  /  Blog  /  Facebook / Twitter (@DrMBengtson)  /  LinkedIn  /  Instagram / Pinterest / YouTube / Podcast About Judy Slegh: Judy R. Slegh is passionate in helping others get free of emotional baggage through healing prayer. Writing her first book, Help! I Have a Prodigal, she combined her personal experiences with a prodigal son with the healing prayer tools she uses as leader of Nephros Ministries. She found it a joy to speak into her biology student’s lives for seventeen years and now brings hope to the imprisoned through leading a birthday card ministry called Affirming You. Being a Minnesotan, she enjoys kayaking on lakes and rivers as well bird watching and biking with her husband Daryl. Hosted By: Dr. Michelle Bengtson Audio Technical Support: Bryce Bengtson

Welcome to Syndication Made Easy with #VinneyChopra!   Today we have a very special guest who is a Real Estate investor and host of the Old Dawg's REI Network podcast Bill Manassero. His focus is on acquiring multifamily properties that will not only help in retirement but also generate badly needed funds for Child Hope, their non-profit organization in Haiti.    Bill gives his top advice for real estate investors over 50 and shares tips on analyzing and conducting your due diligence on out-of-state rental properties.    Takeaways:   Real Estate Investing Strategies for the 50+ Age Group How and Why to Buy Out-of-State Rental Properties The Value of Traveling the World Long-Term  Never forget to like and subscribe and press the bell icon for more useful videos. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get your copy of Vinney’s #1 International Best Selling book – Syndication Made Easy – https://amzn.to/2kwjHDN   -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Every child longs for a loving father. Every child has a perfect Heavenly Father, and either an imperfect or absent earthly father. On today's podcast, we'll be talking about all of that - the harmful father, the absent father, the imperfect but loving father, and your child's Heavenly Daddy. This is an episode of honor and hope as well as some inspiration for marriage and some role modeling of fatherhood, too. Even the good dads aren't perfect, but those imperfect loving dads are probably accomplishing more than you might think!No matter what kind of father is in your child's life, even if they have no father at all, your child has a faithful, perfect, loving Heavenly Daddy. We'll take a brief look at three types of fathers: ⬜The Harming Father⬜The Absent Father⬜The Loving, Imperfect FatherAnd you'll be reminded that no matter what kind of father your child has experienced, they have a loving, Heavenly Daddy who is always with them!Special Thanks, this week, to four dear mamas who were kind enough to share some wisdom. They each had an absent or harming father experience, and I asked them if they could give me words of wisdom to pass along to all of you, our Intentional Mom community. We have moms in all kinds of circumstances, including moms who are raising their children alone. This is a message of hope for you as well as some practical steps to take if your children don't have a loving father in their life.But that's just a portion of today's special edition episode! You'll hear from all seven of my children as they recorded some surprise messages. Each shares from their heart about what mattered most in their life regarding their dad, my husband, Rich. This entire episode was a surprise to my husband, Rich, as he is the editor and publisher of the podcast each week. Sneaking in an episode without him was a lot of fun for me and the kids Join in our little surprise, won't you! It even ends with a short tribute song to their dad, sung by our three youngest children.Resources Mentioned in this episodeFocus on the Family Help line - 1-855-771-HELP (4357)Book: Different Children, Different Needs by Charles BoydVal's workshop audio: Help! My Home is Full of Difficult Personalities, and One of Them is Mine!Episode 26: Root Parenting: Digging Deeper into the Four Root Areas Behind Your Child's BehaviorEpisode 25: Root Parenting vs. Surface ParentingAndrew Peterson's music and products: andrew-peterson.comCONNECT with Val: www.PracticallySpeakingMOM.com Instagram Practically Speaking MOM Facebook Private Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1467972243355843/

Mary Mahon, President of Child Hope, an amazing organization that provides food, clean water, medicine, education, and the power of the Gospel to needy children and their families in Latin America and the Caribbean, joins Dave and guest cohost John Johnson. With over 300 schools and more than six thousand teachers, Child Hope partners with churches to bring the love of Jesus into the lives of more than 100,000 children and teach them that they can do all things through Christ who strengthens them. Through ChildHope children are given the tools that can one day help raise them out of poverty. You will be moved as you hear the stories of the children, their families, the teachers, and churches that have been forever changed as a result of the work of God through ChildHope. Today, you too can help invest in the future of these children through your sponsorship at www.childhopeonline.org.

Heather and Daniel Fowler from Child Hope Services join the podcast!

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Retaining the hope of a child is not easy, especially in today’s coronavirus pandemic environment. Yet this is what Christ want us to do according to the Gospel. Using thoughts from Orthodox teacher and professor Vigen Guroian’s chapter on childhood from his book The Orthodox Reality: Culture, Theology, and Ethics in the Modern World, Michael explores this topic in depth, and explains how by remembering that Christ is the eternal child of God can rekindle our sense of hope during this difficult time.

This week, missionaries Chad and Terri Nelson share how God is moving in the Dominican Republic through the work of their organization Child Hope.

Matt love is a Cinematographer currently pursuing a masters degree in Film Production at Ohio University. He is also a humanitarian working with his wife Carrie for Child Hope in Central/South America and the Caribbean. To contribute to their mission, visit http://www.childhopeonline.org

Listen to this, especially if you do not own real estate, or don’t think you should. You’ll learn how a missionary fresh off Haiti acquired over 100 units in 3 short years. In this episode, Jim interviews Bill Manassero, real estate investor, baby boomer, and real estate podcaster. Founder of the Old Dawg’s REI Network, host of the Old Dawgs Real Estate Network Podcast and Executive Director/President of Child Hope International, Bill has set the audacious goal of owning 1000 doors in 6 years. Currently, in year 3, he has already managed to own 100 doors. Bill shares his real estate journey—beginning with his very first purchases that were out of state to where he is today. He discusses how he scaled up by taking on mortgages or “good debt” and explains why he advocates for investing in multi-family homes as opposed to single-family homes. Bill urges all baby boomers to consider real estate investing as a way to fund their retirement. Tune in as Bill shares some of the hacks he’s learned along the way so that you can yield amazing cash flow from your investment property as soon as possible!   Time Stamped Show Notes:   ●     00:37 – Drying up that cash flow is a predicament that many boomers face; this is a fact discussed by Todd Tresidder in Episode 32 and Jordan Goodman in Episode 18 ●     01:07 – However, some people have lifetime pensions and no financial worries ●     01:16 – A couple of market haircuts might mean that even $1 million in savings may not be enough for retirement ●     01:37 – Jim recently closed on a duplex and was speaking with a home inspector o      01:43 – Found out that the home inspector owned 15 rental properties o      01:58 – When the market crashed, his real estate holding dropped like everyone else’s; however, his rental checks started coming in with increased regularity ●     02:23 – Today’s guest, Bill Manassero, is a baby boomer, real estate investor and real estate podcaster with a goal of owning 1000 doors ●     02:58 – Bill worked as a missionary in Haiti 12 years back o      04:01 – Towards the end of his stint, Bill left with no retirement benefits and was wondering what to do next o      04:25 – Was keen on becoming an entrepreneur since he wanted to enjoy his retirement years with his wife, kids, and grandkids. o      04:38 – Inspired by the likes of John Lee Dumas, he ventured into the world of internet by selling Amazon’s stuff on EBay o      05:10 – Was making decent money, but then got kicked out of EBay due to a couple of bad reviews o      06:02 – Invested his inheritance into 5 properties in Memphis and Atlanta o      06:58 – On the back of his initial success, invested in another duplex in Indianapolis o      07:17 – Still associated with Child Hope International based in Haiti; set a goal of 1000 units by the end of year 6 with the goal of benefiting this non-profit o      07:41 – Simple strategy of doubling units every years; has managed to reach 100 units at the end of year 3 ●     08:30 – Started blogging his real estate story which slowly evolved into a podcast; aiming to help people who are approaching retirement or already in retirement ●     09:40 – Purchased his first three properties in cash; realized that if he wished to grow further, he had to take up mortgages, which is “good debt” ●     11:02 – Aims to make a cash flow amount of $100 per door ●     12:10 – Inflation means that a dollar today will be worth less in the future; investing in real estate is a great way to counter inflation ●     12:49 – While some stocks might totally dissolve in value in a tough market, that is not the case with real estate o      13:17 – No matter how bad the economy is, people will always need a place to stay o      14:02 – Real estate is a tangible asset, and historically values have always gone up in real estate ●     14:37 – Define your needs in order to zero in on a property investment; if you need $200-$1,000 more, consider a single family home, duplex or fourplex o      14:56 – Apartments are a way to get to a high-income level quickly ●     15:17 – Ended up paying the same amount for the duplex as two single family homes but got twice as much rent; single property tax and low maintenance were the other perks ●     15:32 – Started investing in multi-family homes to exploit economies of scale ●     17:00 – 4 steps to invest in property: o      17:06 – Education is the first step; know what you are buying and where you are buying ▪       07:14 – Do not buy in a market that is on the decline; buy in a market where jobs are being created and there is demand for housing ▪       17:29 – Know the kind of property you want to get, and what you hope to get out of that ▪       17:44 – Know what you are buying, and what you should be paying for the property ▪       17:52 – Not recommended to buy a turnkey property since you end up paying a premium; no guarantee if the property manager is any good o      18:23 – Find a mentor who will help you build a rental portfolio o      18:39 – Determine how much money you need to set aside, create a plan about the amount of money you need to set aside and the properties that you need to buy o      18:55 – Step in there and take action ●     19:38 – Your education is put to good use after purchasing a property as you need to find tenants and deal with taxes ●     20:45 – Bill is based in California but owns properties in Memphis, Atlanta, and Minneapolis o      20:55 – Better to find a property in your own neighborhood o      21:35 – California is a speculative market and not right for someone looking for a good cash flow o      21:56 – Tennessee is a big commercial hub; great demand and duplex prices as low as $30,000 renders it a good market o      22:22 – Zillow estimate for the Minneapolis property that Bill purchased for $55,000 is currently $150,000 ▪       23:02 – Rents out this property at $2,200 per month ▪       23:56 – After having the property vacant for six months, was able to get a good property manager and subsequently tenants through BiggerPockets ●     26:10 – Bill talks about his experience purchasing a 22 unit complex in his second year o      26:25 – Found a 22 unit apartment property on Loopnet selling for $400,000 o      27:53 – Offered $370,000 and ended up getting the property for $350,000 after inspection o      28:02 – Appraised value by bank was $400,000 o      28:24 – 30% down payment was required due to Bill’s poor credit history o      29:06 – A multi-family home consisting of more than 5 units is looked upon as a business plan o      29:39 – After refurbishing the property, the value of the property has doubled ●     31:48 – Top reasons for boomers to invest in real estate o      31:50 – Strive to arrive on accurate valuations and driving up passive income o      32:08 – Bill’s properties are located in other states; recommends a passive investment approach where the property manager is the one dealing with the daily grind ▪       33:04 – Finding a good property manager is critical for out of state investors ●     33:16 – Open your properties under LLC to protect your other properties and personal assets; matters are generally settled between the tenant and the insurance provider and an out of state investor is completely out of the picture o      33:50 – If the tenant knows you, they are more apt to go for your personal assets in the event of a lawsuit ●     37:34 – Looking back, Bill would have slowed down a bit and found time to listen to people a bit more ●     38:41 – Connect with Bill through his email ●     39:01 – Check out the Child Hope website to know more about how they are helping children in Haiti ●     39:53 – The Old Dawgs Real Estate Network Podcast is geared towards 50 plus individuals looking to invest in real estate ●     40:21 – For Bill, investing in real estate is a way of helping out the kids in Haiti, visiting different places, and giving his daughters the marriages of their dreams ●     41:50 – Just because you are retired does not mean that it is over o      42:09 – Bill started investing in real estate at the age of 60 and is loving every minute of it; real estate investing is like a hobby that reaps great rewards ●     42:39 – In Planet Boomerville, we know that life is just beginning, and the whole idea is that this part of life is to be as good or better than the prior life ●     43:40 – Jim Enright’s sign-off message: Be stellar, and live life lively ●     43:50 – Spread the word with your baby boomer friends in person and on Facebook—Teach them how to listen to podcasts and how to subscribe 3 Key Points: 1.       Do not buy in a market that is on the decline; buy in a market where jobs are being created and there is demand for housing. 2.       Investing in multi-family housing is a great way to exploit economies of scale. 3.       A passive investment approach can yield rich returns for you; hiring a good property manager is critical for out of state investors. Be sure to visit www.PlanetBoomerVille.com   

Kenton Lee - Shoes That Grow Founder Giving Every Child Hope by Protecting Their Feet THE PROBLEM Over 2 billion people suffer from soil-transmitted diseases and parasites. They live in areas that do not have adequate sanitation.  They struggle with proper hygiene.  They do not have the right clothing, resources, or healthcare.  And being sick = struggling.  Kids miss school, can’t help their families, suffer with pain. Many of these diseases and parasites get into the body because people don’t have shoes. There are over 300 million children who do not have shoes.  And countless more with shoes that do not fit. Sometimes they receive donations of shoes, but these are kids.  Their feet grow.  And they outgrow donated shoes within a year.  Right back where they started.  Kenton first came up with the idea for a shoe that grew while working at an orphanage in Kenya in 2007.  He noticed a girl in a little white dress who had holes cut into her shoes so her growing feet could push through the toe box of the shoes, giving her feet room and helping her to avoid painful feet. But Kenton thought something had to be done.  Why couldn't we come up with a shoe that would grow with a child? However, rejection from shoe manufacturers and others discouraged him initially. But his belief that children living without shoes was unacceptable and his perseverence eventually led to the development of the The Shoe That Grows (theshoethatgrows.org).  I truly enjoyed this interview with Kenton and was inspired by his drive and passion for helping children around the world. This is a significant health problem and Kenton is on to something powerful here that could change health outcomes for millions of children.  As well, his organization is now manufacturing shoes in partner countries where the shoes are most needed, creating jobs, and opportunity for people to work their way out of poverty. 

For World Radio Day for 2014, SOAS Radio’s station manager and a few of this years volunteers speak about the station’s various youth outreach programs. Listen as Mary Thackray talks about Child Hope and SOAS Radio’s international school linking project, which addresses child protection issues in schools in Uganda and the UK. The project empowers children in both settings to raise their own voices and gives them the opportunity to do so through radio. Following this, listen in as Nii Kwartey Owoo speaks about his project in Jamestown Accra Ghana- JT Live radio. The station, partnered with SOAS Radio, will connect not onlythe community of Jamestown but provide a creative outlet for the residents, in particular the youth of Accra. Finally, Louise Morris, a SOAS student speaks about her experience in radio and her upcoming development project at Capital FM in Serrekunda, Gambia. Presenter: Kashfia Arif; Speakers: Mary Thackray, Nii Kwartey Owoo, Louise Morris Spanish Translation: Miguel Falcon

Ginny Nieuwsma reviews Naming the Child: Hope-filled Reflections on Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death by Jenny Schroedel, published by Paraclete Press.

Bobby Maddex interviews Mat. Jenny Schroedel, author of Naming the Child: Hope-filled Reflections on Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death.