Podcasts about infant death

Martha Jabour was a young mum when her baby son Michael died suddenly. In the thick of her grief, she worried for the devastated young police officer who had come to her home that day, before he unexpectedly reappeared in her life (CW: this conversation discusses the death of a child).Martha Jabour has lived through the worst possible day for a parent. When she was a young mum, she put her baby Michael to bed one night, and by the morning he had died in his sleep. Michael was just 7 weeks old, and because his was an unexplained death, there were police on her doorstep, and a post-mortem, and an ambulance which took away her baby boy.At the time of Michael's death in the 1980s, not much was known about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).Martha threw herself into support groups, fundraising, and helping to change the story for parents like her, affected by the shocking and unexplained loss of their babies. Within a few years, research discovered more about the causes, and today rates of SIDS have fallen by nearly 90%.Martha trained as a grief and trauma counsellor, and her work with grieving parents saw her tapped on the shoulder to start a Homicide Victims Support Group.It was a job she initially said she'd only do for a year - but it became her life's work.This episode of Conversations explores SIDS, death of a child, grieving, grief, policing, community policing, motherhood, fatherhood, parenting, birth stories, sick children, sudden loss, cot death, trauma, shock, counselling, therapy, support groups, where to find support.Help and support is always available. You can call Lifeline 24 hours a day, 7 days a week  on 13 11 14, or text them 0477 13 11 14.Red Nose also offers counselling services to parents who have lost a child. Their number is 1300 308 307.

Reflecting on a year of phenomenal guests, we are bringing you a selection of the Best Conversations of 2024.Ruth Shaw runs a collection of three tiny bookshops at the southern tip of New Zealand's South Island. Even more than the books on her shelves, Ruth's life has been a high adventure full of danger, tears, heartbreak and love. Help and support is always availableYou can call Lifeline 24 hours a day on 13 11 14.Ruth Shaw runs a collection of three tiny bookstores at the southern tip of New Zealand's South Island.In them, she sells books of adventure, drama, tragedy and romance.But many of these stories pale in comparison to the colourful life Ruth has lived.In the decades before she became a bookseller at the end of the world, Ruth sailed the seas, she was attacked by pirates, she deserted the navy, she played cards to survive, she had her heart broken and had it mended by a special man in gumboots.Content Warning: this episode of Conversation contains discussion of sexual assault, forced adoption and infant death.It also explores military service, the Navy, teen pregnancy, family relationships, fishing, fishing boats, romantic relationships, publishing industry, New Zealand, Tahiti, Papua New Guinea, travelling, ocean travel, pirates, card sharks, card games, gambling, guns, international travel, Catholicism, Catholic Church, Cardinals.  

In this final episode of Season 4, Jacqueline welcomes Casey Hawkins, who bravely shares her personal journey of coping with a rare disease diagnosed during pregnancy, the birth of her rainbow baby, experiencing a second-trimester miscarriage, and the emotional recovery that followed. Casey discusses the challenges of a difficult pregnancy, the subsequent grief from her loss, and the healing power of community support and therapy. She also touches on the significance of honoring her children and finding strength in vulnerability.ALL THE THINGS:Motherhood Intended websiteJoin our FREE Motherhood Intended CommunityFollow @motherhood_intended on InstagramDownload a FREE Month-by-Month Guide to Feeling Grounded & Focused on Your Journey to BabyDownload a FREE Habit & Goal TrackerLeave a review for the podcastApply to be a guest on the show!Send us a Text Message with questions, suggestions, or to just say hello!The Dark Horse Entrepreneur | Helping Parents Make Money OnlineFor hardworking parents seeking side hustles & yearning for the freedom & fulfillment...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showIf you're interested in helping give the absolute greatest gift to deserving intended parents, learn more about becoming a surrogate (and earn up to $650 just for taking the first few simple steps!): share.conceiveabilities.com/hello12

Send us a textA phenomenal conversation with Riya Loveguard (‪@superstarseed‬ on Insta,  www.riyaloveguard.com) a practitioner of starseed understanding, ancestral trauma and an enforcer of humanity's sovereignty and self-empowerment unfolds in this episode of THE SOULFAM PODCAST with Diana and Lexi. Riya, whose starseed origins first began with light language activation, or consciousness technology as Riya calls it -- began when she was 17 years old at a Christian camp in her native Poland. She shares with Diana how her experience came full circle in 2020 when Mother Gaia connected with her at the sacred site of Uluru in Australia. At a similar time, Riya began receiving downloads from the Arcturian Council and her experience with consciousness technology grew. She has since grown in her understanding and use of that technology with multiple starseed groups (ie. Lyra, Andromeda and more) in such a connected way that she is able to help clients understand their own starseed origins and current Earthly experience...that often the two collide in work habits and experiences and relationships. In this highly impactful conversation -- that connects many consciousness dots -- Riya explains to Diana how she came understand on a deep level, how evident ancestral trauma can be in our daily lives, habits and thoughts. She and her mother both considered themselves scatter-brained in a congenial way, and were both diagnosed with ADHD. But as each person began to uncover their ancestral understanding, both mother and daughter began having the same dream about their grandmother who underwent enormous trauma as a midwife and healer in Poland during WWII when she lost a three month old baby of her own. That trauma - never explored or processed by their grandmother -- showed up as ADHD in both mother and daughter. When the trauma of their grandmother was cleared through their collective work, their ADHD disappeared. So many incredible nuggets of wisdom in this interview, Riya has much to share for clients around the world. Soon, in a six-month long group workshop, both Riya and her husband enable a select group of clients to journey through to their starseed origins and their ancestral origins for more clarity, understanding and to stabilize frequency. Riya feels frequency stabilization is absolutely necessary for individuals during these wildly shifting times as we simultaneously ground and reach for higher levels of consciousness and spirituality. THE SOULFAM PODCAST thanks you for every like and subscribe!!! Please carry the message of sovereignty, soul and consciousness forward by sharing!!! WITH LOVE!!!!! THE SOULFAM PODCAST!! Oweli Supplements (www.Oweli.com) and www.CBDpure.com, sponsors of the podcast, have graciously offered a coupon for free shipping and 15 percent off with the coupon code SOULFAM. Lexi and Diana both takes these supplements whose products support everything from your eye health to immune system to your protein intake to your brain's neurological health. CBD Pure is one of the very best CBD's on the market with high grade ingredients. Order now with SOULFAM in the coupon code. Support the show@dianamarcketta@lexisaldin@thesoulfampodcast

In honor of Baby Loss Awareness Week this year, we revisit Sherokee Ilse's poignant journey. After experiencing the heart-wrenching loss of three babies—through miscarriage, a full-term stillborn son, and an ectopic pregnancy—Sherokee became a mentor for grieving parents, helping them navigate their deep anguish and despair.As a mother of two living sons and a pioneer in perinatal loss and bereavement, Sherokee has authored 18 books and booklets on loss and healing, including her most renowned work, Empty Arms: Coping with Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death. With over 30 years of expertise, she has passionately spoken, trained, and consulted worldwide on topics such as miscarriage, stillbirth, NICU losses, sudden infant death, child loss, and general bereavement.A wonderful story I wanted to share about this interview is that it inspired a woman named Julie Reskakis to reach out to her, affirming that this was the work Julie felt called to do. After training with Sherokee for seven months, both online and in person in Pittsburgh, Julie recognized Sherokee's program as the gold standard in the field of perinatal bereavement. Upon becoming certified, she proposed a perinatal bereavement program at Holy Name Medical Center, aimed at supporting families through their loss and helping them create precious memories in the time they have together.Now a member of the staff on the Labor and Delivery unit, Julie feels honored to do this vital work. She emphasizes the profound impact of the podcast and Sherokee's wisdom, which have changed her life and the lives of the families she serves. Watch the interview with Sherokee here on YouTube:https://youtu.be/nu7HUvFvhZUYou can learn more about Julie's inspiring story in Irene's latest book, Good to Last Drop: https://amzn.to/4ekLxsS.Reach out to Sherokee at: www.babiesremembered.orgwww.babylossfamilyadvisors.orgwww.sherokeeilse.comFind out more about Holy Name Medical Center in Teaneck, NJ: https://www.holyname.org/Julie Lazar Reskakis: https://griffincaresfoundation.org/about/julie-lazar-reskakis/✨ My new anthology book, Good to the Last Drop! Embracing Your Life's Third Chapter, is now available on Amazon.✨ Get the audiobook version of my book, They Serve Bagels in Heaven for FREE when you sign up for Audible's FREE 30-day trial using my link: https://amzn.to/4dG4l4w✨ For a curated collection of my favorite books, music, healing events, and self-care essentials, head over to kit.co/GriefandRebirth.✨ Find your next source of healing and inspiration at the Grief and Rebirth Bookshop.Listen to all episodes of the Grief and Rebirth Podcast HERE:Apple PodcastSpotifyGrief and Rebirth Podcast PageFind Irene on social media:InstagramFacebookXTikTok✨ Get your copy of Irene's book: They Serve Bagels in Heaven: One Couple's Story of Love, Eternity, and the Cosmic Importance of Everyday Life Get access to The Live Your Most Evolved Life Summit Replay, where we showcase a synergy of talent that will heighten your intuition and will undoubtedly illuminate, enlighten, and spark your soul on your evolutionary journey towards ascension.✨ Sign up for the Grief and Rebirth newsletter to stay up-to-date on forthcoming episodes, events, healing tools, and announcements.Grief and Rebirth LLC is an affiliate, and we may earn a commission from purchases made through recommendations of products and services mentioned on the website, email, and social media channels including Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and YouTube. This commission helps to support the podcast and allows us to continue providing valuable information and resources to our audience. We only recommend products and services that we have personally used or thoroughly researched and believe will be helpful to our community. It will never cost you more to use our affiliate links and sometimes it will even save you money. Thank you for your ongoing support.

https://coronertalk.com/infant-death-first-contactThe first few minutes upon arrival or notification of an infant death are very critical. Steps need to be taken to know where the infant is located and who the lead investigator is and ensure evidence is protected.   This episode is a portion of an online training course covering infant death investigation in detail. If you're interested in learning more, a link to that course can be found below.    Investigating Infant and Child Deaths  https://www.ditacademyonline.org/courses/infant-and-child-death

Former UK nurse Lucy Letby has been found guilty of trying to murder another newborn baby.  It adds to convictions last year that made her the United Kingdom's most prolific serial killer of modern times.  The 34-year-old was found guilty last August of murdering seven babies and trying to kill six more while working at a Chester Hospital.  She went on trial last month for a second time for the attempted murder of a baby girl after the original jury failed to reach a verdict.  UK Correspondent Gavin Grey told Mike Hosking that when the verdict was read the parents gasped while Letby showed no emotion in the dock.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The man accused of trying to kidnap two girls at the Mission Valley Mall is making his first court appearance today. San Diego police believe they have found the body of a 50-year-old woman who went missing on Sunday while hiking on Black Mountain trail. The 2-month-old baby who died after being left inside a parked car for hours has been identified. NBC 7's Nicole Gomez has the top stories of the day.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send us a Text Message.Laura & Aaron Beck were devoted parents who, like many, were in the habit of judging other parents who left their child in the back seat of a car until the day it happened to them. In this episode, Laura shares the circumstances leading up to the accident, her new perspective on parenting, how you can prevent hot car infant death & how her non-profit is working for helpful legislative & automobile industry change.If you liked this episode, you'll also like episode 34: FROM EAGLE SCOUT TO INMATERequest to join my private Facebook group to give your opinion & participate in giveaways https://www.facebook.com/groups/mfrcuriousinsiders/ Guest: https://www.instagram.com/becksbackseatpodcast/ | https://www.andersonsalert.org/ | https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091688697854 | https://www.linkedin.com/in/anderson-s-alert-910017283/ Host:  https://www.meredithforreal.com/  | https://www.instagram.com/meredithforreal/  | meredith@meredithforreal.com | https://www.youtube.com/meredithforreal  | https://www.facebook.com/meredithforrealthecuriousintrovertSponsors: https://www.jordanharbinger.com/starterpacks/ | https://uwf.edu/university-advancement/departments/historic-trust/ | https://www.ensec.net/

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Finding Hope: A Discussion on Infertility, Loss, and HealingIn this conversation Sarah Cox shares her personal journey with infertility, pregnancy loss, and her subsequent healing process. Sarah's inspiring story takes us through her struggles with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), successful pregnancy via fertility treatment, coping with the loss of her daughter Jasmine, and eventual birth of her 'rainbow' and 'pot of gold' children. She emphasizes the importance of seeking support and communication, highlighting the healing effects of sharing one's experience. Sarah also introduces her Project Finding Your Rainbow and her podcast 'Finding Hope After Loss,' initiatives that raise awareness and provide support to other women experiencing infant loss, infertility, and similar challenges.02:13 Sarah's Personal Journey Through Loss07:30 Understanding the Emotional Impact of Loss10:46 The Healing Power of Shared Experiences12:32 Project Finding Your Rainbow: A Healing Initiative21:23 Navigating the Complex Emotions of Grief and Joy25:25 Therapeutic Modalities for Coping27:22 The Power of Acupuncture28:50 The Emotional Impact of Child Loss29:34 The Joy of Rainbow Babies32:48 The Importance of Support and Community37:09 The Journey of Jasmine and the Power of Storytelling39:26 The Struggles of Balancing Work and Personal LifeLearn how to make herbal remedies that actually work, and taste so good your kiddos will practically beg you for more!Join this free class where science meets the art of happifying picky kiddo taste buds, and learn how to make tasty, effective herbal remedies for your family! Click here to register & join The Herbalist's Path community! Don't get caught in the never ending cycle of sickness! Instead, you can turn to the powerful medicine you already have in your home! Yup, ,that's right, you have tons of medicine in your cupboard right now. Grab the Kitchen Cabinet Cures Guide & discover a moms essential herbs for cold and flu season! Get the free guide right here!Support the showIf you love the show and learned something new, please don't forget to leave us a bunch of ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐!And, share it with your friends so that we can make herbalism #SpreadLikeWildFlowers Are you ready to use more plants as medicine within your family???Well if you love learning about herbs...Grab my Medicinal Herbs Moms Must Know & Grow Guide Here.

Sit with the ladies of MOHA network discussing the exciting progress and accomplishments of the last six months. This heartwarming episode highlights the amazing work of MOHA's volunteers and the beauty that has come from sharing the education of a "standard of care" for families of baby loss. Stay tuned for our next season filled with experts and more conversations from moms of loss.

We are joined today by paramedic and autopsy technician Ephina Disinger and her coworker and friend chief deputy coroner Caroline Hanau. If you had told us 3 years ago that we'd be interviewing experts in infant autopsy after our sons' sudden deaths... well, we wouldn't believe you. But we can't tell you just how HEALING this conversation was, not to mention fascinating. Infants are not supposed to die. In this episode, we talk to Ephina and Caroline about the process of investigating why the death happened, whether there was foul play involved, and what it means for the rest of the family still alive. This interview is not for everyone. We have included an explicit content warning at the beginning of this episode, which we never do, because not everyone wants to hear about the ins and outs of dissecting a dead body. That said, Ephina and Caroline spoke with such reverence and grace for their role as the voice of the voiceless, the dead. They treat the babies who come into their care with dignity, love, and care. Please take good care of yourself and only listen if this interests you (as it does us), and remember that you can stop listening at any time. You can find Ephina on ⁠TikTok⁠. ::: Follow As Long As I'm Living on Instagram at ⁠@aslongasimlivingpodcast⁠, send us an email at ⁠aslongasimlivingpodcast@gmail.com⁠, or visit us at ⁠anchor.fm/aslongasimliving⁠! We would love to hear from you! ::: As Long As I'm Living is a podcast about life, love, and laughter after infant loss. Judith and Alina are rebuilding Happier Ever After one day at a time despite excruciating grief and trauma and offering support to grievers of all flavors, but especially those who have lost a baby to SIDS, infant death, birth accidents, stillbirth, TFMR, ectopic pregnancy, or miscarriage. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aslongasimliving/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aslongasimliving/support

In this episode I interview international expert Professor Alexander Heazell about stillbirth. We discuss the risks, causes and strategies to prevent this devastating occurrence.  Listen until the end for interesting questions from listeners!

KSL's Top Story:  We're hearing more about the woman from Wasatch County arrested on suspicion she murdered her month-old baby. KSL Newsradio's Aimee Cobabe and Hugo Rikard-Bell have the story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sudden unexpected death in infancy, or SUDI, is the leading category of death after the first month of life, and it usually happens when babies are sleeping. Modification of unsafe sleep environments therefore provides a focus for possible intervention.One such intervention in Australia and New Zealand, the Pēpi-Pod® Program, is literally saving lives. Professor Jeanine Young of the School at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. Young is a registered nurse, midwife, and neonatal nurse who has provided nursing and midwifery care for parents who have lost their children.Read more about their work in Research FeaturesRead the original research : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wombi.2019.06.022

This is your WORT local news for Thursday, May 18.A recent survey shows that the shortage of caregivers in Wisconsin is only becoming more dire,A new report from the state health department outlines major disparities in infant mortality rates,The state Assembly passes their shared revenue bill, but it still faces major hurdles before it becomes law,And in the second half, what it means to be a big brother or big sister, why your water softener makes strange sounds in the night, and the simple joys of flying a kite.

Listen in as I read Letter to the Grieving Mom Who Just Received the Diagnosis by Melody Joseph. I pray it brings you comfort, hope and gives you space to honor your unique journey as a mother.  A special series called Letters to a Grieving Mom. Read the Letter: www.themorning.com/blog/letter-to-the-grieving-mom-who-just-received-the-diagnosis For our best and most helpful resources for navigating Mother's Day, download our free Resource Bundle & Workbook: www.themorning.com/mothersday.    THIS EPISODE IS IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARLEY STYNE. Marley was born on February 2, 2022  A message from the sponsor, Citizens Church. We love you, Marley! We are eagerly waiting with Marley's family for Jesus to return, for all that is wrong to be made right, for death to die, and for the greatest reunion we will ever know. One day closer. Love, your Citizens Church family   If you love this podcast and are interested in sponsoring an episode in honor of your baby, head to themorning.com/sponsor for all the details.    FREE ONLINE SUPPORT COMMUNITYA place away from social media where you can find support and care from women who are just like you. Women navigating the day to day ups and downs of grief. A place where you can feel not alone in this. Come join us: themorning.com/community   FREE GRIEF RESOURCE BUNDLEOur best and most helpful resources for navigating grief and life after loss all in one place. Plus a list of our favorite books for children about grief and loss. Download Here.   FREE GUIDE: IF YOU LOVE A GRIEVING MOMAnd if you love a grieving mom, we have something for you too, a free guide with simple tips for how to love a grieving friend: themorning.com/friendsandfamily.   FREE DEVOTIONAL A free 7 day devotional for those who have eperienced the loss of a baby. Download here: www.themorning.com/hope   RATE, REVIEW &  FOLLOW ON APPLE PODCASTSIf you love The Joyful Mourning Podcast, please consider rating and reviewing the show! This helps moms who are grieving to find us a little easier and get that support they need. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know how this episode helped you.

Listen in as I read Letter to the Grieving Mom Whose Baby Died Today by Stephanie Bertran Williams. I pray it brings you comfort, hope and gives you space to honor your unique journey as a mother.  A special series called Letters to a Grieving Mom. Read the Letter: www.themorning.com/blog/letter-to-the-grieving-mom-whose-baby-died-today For our best and most helpful resources for navigating Mother's Day, download our free Resource Bundle & Workbook: www.themorning.com/mothersday.    THIS EPISODE IS IN LOVING MEMORY OF JAMES EUBANKS. James was born on June 7, 2022. A message from the sponsor, Citizens Church. We love you, James! We are eagerly waiting with Jame's family for Jesus to return, for all that is wrong to be made right, for death to die, and for the greatest reunion we will ever know. One day closer. Love, your Citizens Church family A special thank you to Citizens Church for sponsoring this episode. We remember James with you.   If you love this podcast and are interested in sponsoring an episode in honor of your baby, head to themorning.com/sponsor for all the details.    FREE ONLINE SUPPORT COMMUNITYA place away from social media where you can find support and care from women who are just like you. Women navigating the day to day ups and downs of grief. A place where you can feel not alone in this. Come join us: themorning.com/community   FREE GRIEF RESOURCE BUNDLEOur best and most helpful resources for navigating grief and life after loss all in one place. Plus a list of our favorite books for children about grief and loss. Download Here.   FREE GUIDE: IF YOU LOVE A GRIEVING MOMAnd if you love a grieving mom, we have something for you too, a free guide with simple tips for how to love a grieving friend: themorning.com/friendsandfamily.   FREE DEVOTIONAL A free 7 day devotional for those who have eperienced the loss of a baby. Download here: www.themorning.com/hope   RATE, REVIEW &  FOLLOW ON APPLE PODCASTSIf you love The Joyful Mourning Podcast, please consider rating and reviewing the show! This helps moms who are grieving to find us a little easier and get that support they need. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know how this episode helped you.

Martine & Stuart have their first child, Nathaniel, who was diagnosed with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a rare, painful, and ultimately fatal genetic skin condition. Caring for a child with EB is an immense emotional toll on them due to the constant pain the baby suffers with basic daily tasks like feeding & changing diapers. This episode delves further into the contradictions and complexities of Mormon doctrine around reproduction which made it difficult for Martine and Stuart to come to terms with Nathaniel's condition. They felt guilt and self-blame upon his diagnosis, questioning whether it was punishment for wanting to wait to have children, or due to a "Saturday's Warrior" type pact agreed to in the pre-existence. The doctrine of pre-mortal decisions and the effects on disabilities was also discussed, along with the contradictory messages about disabled or sick children and those who die before accountability. As Nathaniel's condition worsened, the couple sought healing through priesthood blessings, but were met with disappointment when they didn't work. John discusses expectations vs. the reality of priesthood blessings and the theological justifications used when they don't work. The couple eventually came to accept the idea of letting Nathaniel go, and he passed away. Martine & Stuart describe the emotional aftermath of Nathaniel's death, including the funeral and how Mormons deal with death. Despite some trepidation, the couple decides to have another child, which was met with mixed reactions from their community. Martine became pregnant again and gave birth to a healthy son. They later moved to Louisiana, where they became involved in their LDS branch and had a third child, Sarah, who was also born with EB. The episode discusses the routine of care for Sarah and the support they received from their branch. The second death of an infant affected their faith, with Stuart becoming angry at God and turning down a leadership position in the church. Despite this, Martine still wanted more children, and the episode ends with the couple meeting with a General Authority to discuss the deaths of their children and birth control. Episode Show Notes Mormon Stories Thanks Our Generous Donors! Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today: One-time or recurring donation through Donorbox Support us on Patreon Our Platforms: Youtube Patreon Spotify Apple Podcasts Contact us: MormonStories@gmail.com  PO Box 171085, Salt Lake City, UT 84117  Social Media: Insta: @mormstories Tiktok: @mormonstoriespodcast Join the Discord    

Youtube link Martine & Stuart have their first child, Nathaniel, who was diagnosed with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a rare, painful, and ultimately fatal genetic skin condition. Caring for a child with EB is an immense emotional toll on them due to the constant pain the baby suffers with basic daily tasks like feeding & changing diapers. This episode delves further into the contradictions and complexities of Mormon doctrine around reproduction which made it difficult for Martine and Stuart to come to terms with Nathaniel's condition. They felt guilt and self-blame upon his diagnosis, questioning whether it was punishment for wanting to wait to have children, or due to a "Saturday's Warrior" type pact agreed to in the pre-existence. The doctrine of pre-mortal decisions and the effects on disabilities was also discussed, along with the contradictory messages about disabled or sick children and those who die before accountability. As Nathaniel's condition worsened, the couple sought healing through priesthood blessings, but were met with disappointment when they didn't work. John discusses expectations vs. the reality of priesthood blessings and the theological justifications used when they don't work. The couple eventually came to accept the idea of letting Nathaniel go, and he passed away. Martine & Stuart describe the emotional aftermath of Nathaniel's death, including the funeral and how Mormons deal with death. Despite some trepidation, the couple decides to have another child, which was met with mixed reactions from their community. Martine became pregnant again and gave birth to a healthy son. They later moved to Louisiana, where they became involved in their LDS branch and had a third child, Sarah, who was also born with EB. The episode discusses the routine of care for Sarah and the support they received from their branch. The second death of an infant affected their faith, with Stuart becoming angry at God and turning down a leadership position in the church. Despite this, Martine still wanted more children, and the episode ends with the couple meeting with a General Authority to discuss the deaths of their children and birth control. Episode Show Notes Mormon Stories Thanks Our Generous Donors! Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today: One-time or recurring donation through Donorbox Support us on Patreon Our Platforms: Youtube Patreon Spotify Apple Podcasts Contact us: MormonStories@gmail.com  PO Box 171085, Salt Lake City, UT 84117  Social Media: Insta: @mormstories Tiktok: @mormonstoriespodcast Join the Discord

A truely avoidable tragedy happens too many times every year across North Texas: Children die in their sleep. The biggest cause of this is often because they are sleeping in adult beds. Marisa Abbe, PhD from Children's Health joins us to talk about preventing this from ever happening with just a few safety precautions. Then, we focus on an aspect of heart disease that many don't understand. The term “Heart Failure” is broadly used to refer to the heart muscle not functioning at the level the body needs to provide proper oxygen that we need. Our guest is Dr. Jawwad Yusuf, Heart Failure & Transplant Cardiologist at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas and a member of Texas Health Heart and Vascular Specialists, a Texas Health Physicians Group practice. His explanations of identification and treatment of heart failure are like a seminar in prevention and care of our heart.

On today's new podcast, Tanya's middle daughter Ashley returns to the show. In this episode, Ashley, a former labor and delivery nurse and now business owner, openly discusses the unique and often challenging aspects of her career in healthcare. She candidly shares her personal experience of dealing with loss at work and at home.The discussion also touches on the sensitive topic of religious exemptions to vaccines. Ashley shares her thoughts on the complex and deeply personal nature of this issue, and the ethical considerations involved in allowing exemptions. She understands that people may have different beliefs and opinions on vaccines, and encourages listeners to make their own informed decisions based on their own experiences and needs.Ashley also shares her expertise on the topic of IVs, including the various types and uses of them. As the owner of her own IV business, she offers valuable insights and encourages listeners to take what is helpful for them and leave the rest.Follow Ashley:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashschief_rn/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ashley.kirkpatrick.77Follow Tanya Here:InstagramFacebookTikTokYouTubeLinkedInTwitter

Today's episode is all about the end of a year and the beginning of a new one. I'm sharing with you 3 things to know as you enter a New Year and a few practical tips for each.  The New Year can catch a grieving mom by surprise in it's heaviness and I hope these thoughts I'm going to share with you bring you hope and give a few practical tips for navigating the days ahead. For an extra bit of encouragement go back and listen to Episode #143 for hope and encouragement about beginning a New Year from our Morning Team members – I promise it will bring you hope and remind you that you are not alone.  FREE NEW YEAR WORKBOOK: www.themorning.com/newyear FREE ONLINE SUPPORT COMMUNITYA place away from social media where you can find support and care from women who are just like you. Women navigating the day to day ups and downs of grief. A place where you can feel not alone in this. Come join us: themorning.com/community   FREE GRIEF GUIDE Our best and most helpful resources for navigating grief and life after loss all in one place. Plus a list of our favorite books for children about grief and loss. Download Here.   FREE GUIDE: IF YOU LOVE A GRIEVING MOMAnd if you love a grieving mom, we have something for you too, a free guide with simple tips for how to love a grieving friend: themorning.com/friendsandfamily.   RATE, REVIEW &  FOLLOW ON APPLE PODCASTSIf you love The Joyful Mourning Podcast, please consider rating and reviewing the show! This helps moms who are grieving to find us a little easier and get that support they need. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know how this episode helped you. SHOW NOTESwww.themorning.com/blog/episode189

Have you ever felt the prickling sense of a pair of eyes gazing at you from a place unseen? Are you able to instantly locate the sound of a cellphone ringing anywhere in your room? Do you sometimes see faces in the patterns of woodgrain or on a popcorn ceiling? And, most importantly, has a pink haired girl every broken your arm or hurled you from a building? If so, you may be entitled to damages.  This month, to close out 2022 and our coverage of Chaos;Head Noah, Sara, Runa, and returning guest Meowgon dig deep to excavate the remainder of the main story, play through the alternate endings, and experience the true horror of the Noah experience: The Girls' routes. After following Taku's growing paranoia and increasing entanglement in the NewGen murder cases and the vast conspiracy surrounding di-swords and their wielders, we arrive with him at the top of a skyscraper overlooking the scramble crossing as he finally lays eyes on his own sword. A mild earthquake has somehow caused a record number of casualties, Nanami has been kidnapped, and Rimi has vanished as Taku stands above a crowd of thousands, looks out across the crossing, and reaches for the outline of a di-sword. Unfortunately for him, it will be almost four more chapters until he claims it. Chaos;Head Noah is a remake and update of the original Chaos;Head, originally released in 2008 and only now available in 2022 with an official English version. In this half of our coverage, we'll cover the last five chapters of the core game of Chaos;Head Noah, the additional Crying Sky ending, all of the Girls' Routes and their associated endings, and then the "Blue Sky" ending added to the Noah version, unlocked once you complete every other available ending in the game. After the earthquake that closed out Chapter 5, reports pour in of massive casualties with over 300 injured and over 100 dead, all from a simple 5.6 earthquake which centralized most of its damage exclusively within Shibuya. Taku, however, has far more dire things to worry about as Shogun has sent him a "present" - Nanami's severed right hand, still clutching her cell phone, and wrapped up carefully in a cardboard box. From there, things only get worse for Taku: A mysterious caller tries to force him to manifest his di-sword, his classmates sneer at him after he's humiliated on a live nationwide broadcast, more NewGen murders occur, Sena tries to kill him for inadvertently creating the formula that allows a mind control device to function, and worst of all he tries to go back home. In the end, no matter what path you take through the story, Shibuya lies in ruins. As a note to listeners who want to read along with us, Chaos;Head Noah is a horror game with a long list of graphic, disturbing, and potentially anxiety-inducing topics. While we mention a few of them in our episode, because of the wide variety of delusions present in the game and the breadth of content included, it's impossible for us to list all of the things that come up in even just these first 5 chapters. We encourage you to seek out a list of content warnings before playing.As always, if you enjoy our episodes, please rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts! You can also find bonus episodes at our patreon at patreon.com/sayitinred and follow us on twitter at sayitinredpod.Content Warnings for this Episode:General warning for murder, death, stabbing, unreality, mind control, discussion of assorted weird ableism, and gore.00:36:20: Body Horror, Corpse Mutilation00:53:30 to 01:00:00: Mind Control, Unreality, Vomiting, Infant Death, Mutilation, Suicide01:09:00: Suicide Attempts01:36:00 to 01:40:00: Body Horror, Mutilation, Graphic Violence, Suicide01:50:30 to 01:52:45: Sexual Assault01:53:00: Body Horror/Impalement02:20:40 to 02:31:00: Discussion of the Incest romance route

NOTE: This episode contains discussion of death, grief and stillbirth. Listener discretion is advised.There's a lot of reasons why Christmas and the New Year can be difficult, stressful and affect our mental health. Our guest for this episode is Kelly Scott, the current Victorian President of the Australian Funeral Directors Association and also its National Senior Vice President.Kelly is the General Manager of T J Scott & Son Funeral Directors based in the Macedon Ranges, Victoria – it's a family business, which was established by her great-grandfather Thomas John Scott in 1938. She works alongside her father John Scott, and brother Daniel and has been in the profession for more than 25 years.Kelly sees grief and loss up front and works with people during the most difficult time of their lives. We thought she'd offer insightful living experience of the how the Christmas and New Year can be a particularly tough time. And we were interested to know more about how funeral directors play a role in supporting individuals and communities. It's an area of support that may not be front of mind when we think about mental health and wellbeing.If you have been affected by anything discussed in this episode you can contact:Lifeline on 13 11 1413 YARN on 13 92 76 (24/7 crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples)MORE SUPPORTSANDS - miscarriage, stillbirth and newborn death supportSuicide Callback ServiceThe Australian Centre for Grief and BereavementOther Bereavement ServicesProduced and hosted by Emily Webb, ermha365 Advocacy and External Communications Advisor with Karenza Louis-Smith, CEO ermha365.ermha365 provides mental health and disability support for people in Victoria and the Northern Territory.Follow ermha365 on social media:FACEBOOK - @ermhaorgTWITTER - @ermha365INSTAGRAM - @ermha365ermha365 acknowledges that our work in the community takes place on the Traditional Lands of many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and therefore respectfully recognise their Elders, past and present, and the ongoing Custodianship of the Land and Water by all Members of these Communities.We recognise people with lived experience who contribute to GET REAL podcast, and those who love, support and care for them. We recognise their strength, courage and unique perspective as a vital contribution so that we can learn, grow and achieve better outcomes together.

A new MP3 sermon from First United Reformed Church of Oak Lawn is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: [11/13/2022 PM] - "Of Miscarriage and Infant Death in the Covenant" - 2 Samuel 12:23 Subtitle: The Canons of Dort Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Broadcaster: First United Reformed Church of Oak Lawn Event: Sunday Service Date: 11/13/2022 Bible: 2 Samuel 12:23; 2 Samuel 12:1-25 Length: 35 min.

What's it worth to you?***Written by: Kyle Harrison***Bonus Episode: "I'm A Retired Major Crimes Detective And I've Seen True Evil Three Times In My Career" Written By: 10MinuteHorror and Narrated By: Alicia Atkins***Content Warning: Mass Murder, Children Death, Infant Death, Hate Crime, Abuse Of Pregnant Women, Elderly Death, Reproductive Assault, Mention Of Abduction, Mention Of Rape, Overdose, Ritual Sacrifice***Check out our reward tiers at patreon.com/creepypod***Sound Design by Pacific Obadiah***Title music by Alex Aldea***Intro/Outro Narration by Joe Stofko Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TW: Today's episode includes; miscarriages,  pregnancy loss and early infant death.   Hey Friend,  This week on podcast my dear friend Radhika is on the show to share for the first time the detailed story of losing her first son at 36 weeks. And how this tragic experience changed her and taught her the best lesson of her life.   Grateful to Rad for opening up and sharing her experience to help others who are dealing with loss.    Listen in as we talk about The loss of her first child and how that changed the trajectory of her life Got pregnant on the first try, ended in a miscarriage and then getting pregnant again very easily. Had a healthy pregnancy Breech at 36 weeks and needed a C-Section.  Moving from the best moment to the worst moment in life.  Didn't know that people suffered at this level that led her to a dark place.  Wild spiritual experiences that followed  The most powerful thing you can do is, Ask the Big Questions. The Universe will answer.  Connected with a Medium. Life changing experience.  Son became the greatest teacher of her life.  Soles come back to the same parents. -   Had another baby boy, the following year.  Aryan - Noble Hearted One.  Biggest loss can become your biggest miracle.  The first year of motherhood was such a gift.  Level of gratitude heightened.  Challenges in life - What is this here to teach me?  Soul School.  Conflict resolution starts with healing the people.  Soul Activatory - Helping people get their power back.  This episode is brought to you by Arbonne 30 Days to Healthy Living,  Do you love the show? I would appreciate your support in keeping the show growing. You can do so by joining the Podcast Patreon here.    I'd love to connect with you: Come follow me on Instagram @jess.loves.life  Signup for my new newsletter here    Connect with Radhika  https://www.consciousnesswithrad.com/ Instagram @consciousness.with.rad Free meditations: https://www.consciousnesswithrad.com/meditatewithrad

Online Course Click Here:            Investigating Infant and Child Death  Death Investigator Newsletter:   Click Here for Newsletter Info. When it comes to all death investigations, but especially where an infant or child is involved, you should be led by the thinking that you only get one chance at your first chance. The trouble with infant death, more so than any other type of death, is the body is always moved from the place of discovery, making multiple scenes that need to be secured and looked at. The other issue is the delay in notification. Many times, because of this moving of the body, the infant is often at a hospital, and hours have gone by before law enforcement and coroner/medical examiners are notified. This delay also frustrates the investigation by putting potential evidence at risk of being lost forever by never being found.   There are two areas of the investigation that need to be started as soon as possible; talking with the caregivers and inspecting the place of discovery. Caregivers, and anyone who found the child unresponsive, need to be talked to on the day of the death, not a few days later. Waiting may cause the caregivers to be reluctant to speak with investigators, even if they have done nothing wrong.   The next first thing that needs to be done is an inspection of the place of discovery. Do an initial walk-through looking at the environment as a whole. What are the living conditions like, is the environment safe for a child? Look for fragile evidence such as blood, vomit, mucus, etc. on bedding and crib rails. Locate bottles, diapers, medications, and food containers for later collection. What room does the infant sleep in normally, and where were they upon discovery?   Find out what the HVAC system is in the house and does the room the infant sleeps in have a different source. Be sure to photograph the entire house or environment as you walk through so you get the best representation of the scene before items are moved or destroyed.   Again, remember you only get one chance at your first chance. Every other inspection or evidence collection after that can be tainted or at least claimed to have been by future defense arguments.  

Online Course Click Here:            Investigating Infant and Child Death  Death Investigator Newsletter:   Click Here for Newsletter Info. When it comes to all death investigations, but especially where an infant or child is involved, you should be led by the thinking that you only get one chance at your first chance. The trouble with infant death, more so than any other type of death, is the body is always moved from the place of discovery, making multiple scenes that need to be secured and looked at. The other issue is the delay in notification. Many times, because of this moving of the body, the infant is often at a hospital, and hours have gone by before law enforcement and coroner/medical examiners are notified. This delay also frustrates the investigation by putting potential evidence at risk of being lost forever by never being found. There are two areas of the investigation that need to be started as soon as possible; talking with the caregivers and inspecting the place of discovery. Caregivers, and anyone who found the child unresponsive, need to be talked to on the day of the death, not a few days later. Waiting may cause the caregivers to be reluctant to speak with investigators, even if they have done nothing wrong. The next first thing that needs to be done is an inspection of the place of discovery. Do an initial walk-through looking at the environment as a whole. What are the living conditions like, is the environment safe for a child? Look for fragile evidence such as blood, vomit, mucus, etc. on bedding and crib rails. Locate bottles, diapers, medications, and food containers for later collection. What room does the infant sleep in normally, and where were they upon discovery? Find out what the HVAC system is in the house and does the room the infant sleeps in have a different source. Be sure to photograph the entire house or environment as you walk through so you get the best representation of the scene before items are moved or destroyed. Again, remember you only get one chance at your first chance. Every other inspection or evidence collection after that can be tainted or at least claimed to have been by future defense arguments.

Genesis 39:1-23; Matthew 5:11-12 The Lord was with Joseph, who was a slave in the house of his Egyptian master. His master saw that the Lord was with him and that the Lord caused all that Joseph did to prosper. Later, when Joseph had been thrown into prison, the Lord was with Joseph and showed him steadfast love. The Lord was with him, and whatever he did, the Lord made it prosper. Epiphany Lutheran Church's sermon from our narrative lectionary series. Content Warning: Mention of Infant Death.

In this episode, I share my final project from the Medical Ethics class from this summer at Fuller Theological Seminary.  I have tons of great resources listed for you. You can visit the Works Cited page here.   You can see the graphic I mention through out this episode here.    

Hey Mythic Fam!This is a TRUE CRIME episode!This week is super heavy as we talk about the unfortunate murder of Sterling Koehn, a 4 month old baby boy in Alta Vista, IOWA. ***We are going to be attending the True Crime Podcast Festival in Dallas, TX in August!***True crime podcast festival: https://truecrimepodcastfestival.com/Send us any personal experiences or your thoughts on the episode to weirdmythicpodcast@gmail.comWE HAVE MERCH!!! Wear us on your body!Merch: https://my-store-bf9745-2.creator-spring.com/Twitter: @WeirdMythicInstagram: WeirdMythicPodcastOriginal art for our merch done by @FleshwadYT on Twitter!Original music by Jim Mazerik. 

Confessing the Faith is a theological and devotional walk through the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith with host Sam Waldron, Pastor of Grace Reformed Baptist Church in Owensboro, KY and President of Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary. Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary is a Confessional Reformed Baptist Seminary Providing affordable online theological education to help the Church in its calling to train faithful men. To learn more about CBTS, visit https://CBTSeminary.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cbtseminary/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cbtseminary/support

Confessing the Faith is a theological and devotional walk through the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith with host Sam Waldron, Pastor of Grace Reformed Baptist Church in Owensboro, KY and President of Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary. Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary is a Confessional Reformed Baptist Seminary Providing affordable online theological education to help the Church in its calling to train faithful men. To learn more about CBTS, visit https://CBTSeminary.org.

Even MSNBC admits President Trump and the rally had nothing to do with the Capitol breach! https://twitter.com/TrumpWarRoom/status/1535082158909538304?s=20&t=oZPX5ZTEEb0eKU2mdLKzJA (https://twitter.com/TrumpWarRoom/status/1535082158909538304?s=20&t=oZPX5ZTEEb0eKU2mdLKzJA) COVID-19: Baby's death unlikely due to vaccination: doctors: https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2021/06/24/2003759720 (https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2021/06/24/2003759720) Healthy young people are dying suddenly and unexpectedly from a mysterious syndrome - as doctors seek answers through a new national register: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10895067/Doctors-trying-determine-young-people-suddenly-dying.html (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10895067/Doctors-trying-determine-young-people-suddenly-dying.html) Ousted Ukrainian Official Breaks Silence, updated their reporting to no longer say the former ombudswoman "exaggerated" claims of mass rapes by Russian forces in order to garner more aid and arms.  : https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ousted-ukrainian-official-breaks-silence-admits-she-lied-about-mass-rape-russians (https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ousted-ukrainian-official-breaks-silence-admits-she-lied-about-mass-rape-russians) Matthew McConaughey gives emotional speech about Uvalde at White House: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=Q0UUuY4xw10 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=Q0UUuY4xw10) Palm Beach Democrat is facing 5 federal charges for threatening to kill Lauren Boebert: https://citizenfreepress.com/column-3/palm-beach-democrat-is-facing-5-federal-charges-for-threatening-to-kill-lauren-boebert/ (https://citizenfreepress.com/column-3/palm-beach-democrat-is-facing-5-federal-charges-for-threatening-to-kill-lauren-boebert/) Man With Gun Arrested Near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's Home; Told Police He Was There to Kill Kavanaugh.   https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/06/man-gun-arrested-near-supreme-court-justice-brett-kavanaughs-home-told-police-kill-kavanaugh/ (https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/06/man-gun-arrested-near-supreme-court-justice-brett-kavanaughs-home-told-police-kill-kavanaugh/) Pizza Hut Goes ‘Full Woke,' Recommending Drag Queen Books For Kids As Young As Five. Pizza Hut is now featuring a book about “drag kids” as part of its “Book It!” reading incentive program for pre-kindergarten through 6th-grade children.  https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/06/pizza-hut-goes-full-woke-recommending-drag-queen-books-kids-young-five/ (https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/06/pizza-hut-goes-full-woke-recommending-drag-queen-books-kids-young-five/) Ben & Jerry's Puts Up Billboards Across Multiple States Supporting ‘Trans' Kids. Ben & Jerry's and the National Center for Transgender Equality have collaborated on a multi-state billboard campaign to support “transgender” children. https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/06/ben-jerrys-put-billboards-across-multiple-states-supporting-trans-kids/ (https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/06/ben-jerrys-put-billboards-across-multiple-states-supporting-trans-kids/) DISNEY CHANNEL ACTOR GETS 2-YR SENTENCE IN PLEA DEAL…For Allegedly Enticing Minor for Sex. https://www.tmz.com/2022/06/05/disney-channel-actor-stoney-westmoreland-gets-2-years-prison-enticing-minor-sex/ (https://www.tmz.com/2022/06/05/disney-channel-actor-stoney-westmoreland-gets-2-years-prison-enticing-minor-sex/) Packin' heat: Nude Hunter Biden cavorts with hooker, gun in latest mess for president. https://nypost.com/2022/06/06/naked-hunter-biden-cavorts-with-hooker-and-illegal-gun-photos/ (https://nypost.com/2022/06/06/naked-hunter-biden-cavorts-with-hooker-and-illegal-gun-photos/)

Refilwe Moloto speaks to Dr Carmel Harrington of The Children's Hospital Westmead, in Sydney Australia about her team's ground-breaking discovery into Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fr. Nick and Dr. Roxanne Louh are joined by Mat. Jenny Schroedel, hospice chaplain and author of Naming the Child: Hope-Filled Reflections on Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death. They'll talk about grieving the loss of a child and ways we can support those who are suffering that bereavement.

Fr. Nick and Dr. Roxanne Louh are joined by Mat. Jenny Schroedel, hospice chaplain and author of Naming the Child: Hope-Filled Reflections on Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death. They'll talk about grieving the loss of a child and ways we can support those who are suffering that bereavement.

Fr. Nick and Dr. Roxanne Louh are joined by Mat. Jenny Schroedel, hospice chaplain and author of Naming the Child: Hope-Filled Reflections on Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death. They'll talk about grieving the loss of a child and ways we can support those who are suffering that bereavement.

This week on the podcast we have part 2 of Addie's story featuring birth after still birth. If you missed last week, she shared all about her pregnancy and emergency C-Section with her first daughter, Sophie, who died shortly after birth due to what can only be described as negligence on the part of her labor and delivery team. If you haven't listened to that episode yet, it is an emotional episode but one that gives context to today's part of the story. Here in part 2, you'll hear Addie share about the birth of her rainbow baby, and then in her words, her pot of gold baby - an empowering VBAC after two previous C-Sections. Like I said last week, Addie is a fabulous storyteller and it was an absolute pleasure to have her on the show.

When a supposedly healthy infant passes away, it can be hard to understand why. Juan Lavista Ferres (Microsoft), Dr Jan-Marino Ramirez and Dr Tatiana Anderson (both from Seattle Children's Research Institute), and Professor Edwin Mitchell (University of Auckland), form the core of a novel collaboration to conduct vital and extensive research into the risk factors and mechanisms behind sudden unexpected infant death. This unique collaboration spanning across disciplines, industries and continents, is providing the deeper understanding that is needed to prevent unnecessary infant deaths.

Looked at the infant formula recall that caused a recent death Website: www.Kevinstew.com I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC USED. FOR PROMOTIONAL PURPOSES ONLY All Featured Content Is Monetized By The Respective Copyright Owners & Record Labels. FAIR USE DISCLAIMER: I do not own copyright for this copyrighted material, but under Section 107 United States Copyright Law as noted by the United States Copyright Office (Copyright Act 1976), allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. I state here in a good faith that I have made and uploaded here this copy of this copyrighted material completely for the purposes of comment and criticism - i.e. my production of the copy of this copyrighted material and sharing of it here on this podcast in this particular case - is totally non-profit, and that I believe that my production of this copy of this copyrighted material and sharing of it here in this podcast in this particular case can only increase value of this copyrighted material and produce only positive effects for this copyrighted material in its potential market. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/djkevinstew/support

Welcome to Women's Circle and a big thank you for tuning in wherever you are today. I am speaking to Cassandra Leigh today, a woman who has literally experienced it all when it comes to pregnancy. Cass had always felt a strong desire to be a mother and yet, it would take a journey at 17 years old with a pregnancy termination followed by a miscarriage, a stillborn baby and finally the beautiful arrival of her much wanted son, Magni at the age of 30.Cass is determined to use her experience to support other women to have really supported and calm birth experiences. This is another inspiring chat with a powerful woman and I am so grateful to share this story with you today.We will be discussing:Pregnancy TerminationMiscarriageStillbirthGriefDepressionHealingPTSDBeautiful birth after traumaBirth CareIf any of these topics bring up anything for you, please take space and find some helpful links below.PANDA – Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Australiahttps://www.panda.org.au/ Peachtree Perinatal Wellnesshttps://peachtree.org.au/ Lifeline13 11 14Welcoming you to the space.Love, CarlieFounder, Mumma Got Skillswww.mummagotskills.com.auInstagram: @mummagotskillsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/mummagotskillsConnect with CassInstagram: @mammacass_withwoman

On this episode, Debra Feller, an RN working for the Bureau of Family Health as the Maternal & Child Health Coordinator for Region 4. She will be educating us about Sudden Unexpected Infant Death and what we can do to help prevent infant deaths in our community,

In Episode 98, we discuss the death of a baby through Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) or Infant Death where a child dies a few months or years into their life and how their parents and family deal with the unanticipated devastation of their loss. Additional Notes: Please visit my corresponding blog to this episode at www.MaryMac.info to find all related links to help you.

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. The loss of a pregnancy or an infant is a common struggle for families, but the conversations and support around it are less common. Kristen Samuelson, founder of Three Little Birds Perinatal, is changing that. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 97, we discuss the death of a baby through miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or stillbirth and the pain, confusion and grief couples experience during these times. Additional Notes: You can obtain my free ebook entitled 21 Things You Must Know About The Grieving Process, available for immediate download at https://MaryMac.info (www.MaryMac.info). The Emotional Freedom Technique or EFT is a succession of tapping movements on our bodies which helps us become more stable as we deal with the various emotions during the grieving process. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxR1pqg1Dhc&t=600s (Watch this video to reduce stress and overwhelm). EFT Videos for Miscarriage and Infant Death, EFT Video for Grief after Death of a Loved One. If you need someone to chat with visit my Crisis Connections page on my website https://MaryMac.info (MaryMac.info) to find telephone numbers for Crisis Hotlines around the world. If you need help finding people who will understand your exact pain, visit my Grief Resources page. Visit the "Infant Death" section. Visit my site https://marymac.info/books/ (MaryMac.info/books) for additional help, especially my book Understanding Your Grieving Heart After a Loved One's Death, the first and best book to reach for as you deal with your grief. You're welcome to send your questions to the Contact page on my site. Please subscribe, rate and review!  Thank you!

     If  one of your older Bibles has maps in the back, you'll notice that this image doesn't match the Dead Sea in your Bible. That's because the water from the Jordan River is being syphoned off for irrigation before it reaches the Dead Sea. And as a result, Dead Sea is becoming "deader" for lack of water. It's become two separate bodies of water, one of which is disappearing.     In this third shalom-makers interview, you'll meet a longtime friend of Hands of Hur and our family. Matt Letourneau has done more with his life in four decades than some do in a lifetime. He's an artesian well of innovation, vision and a passion for the gospel. Currently he's the CEO of NeverThirst, a ministry committed to bringing Living Water and clean water to the nearly 800 million people who need both. Now that's about as shalomic as it gets.     Come with me on a journey that begins in the American Southeast and extends to Africa and Asia, and has all the evidence of God's anointing and the power of His presence.

Sherokee Ilse lost 3 babies of her own through a miscarriage, a full- term stillborn son and an ectopic pregnancy. She has two living sons and she is one of the early pioneers in perinatal loss and bereavement. Not only is she the author of 18 books and booklets about loss and healing, including her first and most popular self-help book for parents and families titled Empty Arms: Coping with Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death, Sherokee also speaks, trains and consults across the globe. Miscarriage, stillbirth, NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) losses and sudden infant death along with child loss and general bereavement have been Sherokee's areas of expertise for the past 30+ years. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/griefandrebirth/support

Sherokee Ilse lost 3 babies of her own through a miscarriage, a full- term stillborn son and an ectopic pregnancy. She has two living sons and she is one of the early pioneers in perinatal loss and bereavement. Not only is she the author of 18 books and booklets about loss and healing, including her first and most popular self-help book for parents and families titled Empty Arms: Coping with Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death, Sherokee also speaks, trains and consults across the globe. Miscarriage, stillbirth, NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) losses and sudden infant death along with child loss and general bereavement have been Sherokee's areas of expertise for the past 30+ years. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/griefandrebirth/support

Trigger Warning: Today Julie Sullivan, a Children's Minister with Waypoint Church, comes on the podcast and discusses an extremely difficult, but important topic of miscarriage. She starts by sharing her own journey with the loss of two of her own pregnancies and her healing journey, but goes on to discuss the importance of talking what you have experienced with the people that have earned the right to that story.  Held by Hope is a ministry through Waypoint that walks with women who are struggling and provides not only support, but also resources for grieving for you and your spouse. Julie reminds us that shame and guilt are not truth when it comes to the grieving process and we have to combat those lies with the truth of the gospel and  its healing abilities. She talks through what are things that are helpful, but also talks through things that are not helpful to say to friends as they are struggling to understand what has happened. This episode is not only for women who are recovering from a miscarriage, but for everyone to be better equipped to support a loved one who has experienced the devastating loss of a pregnancy. Please take the time to share this with someone who is struggling and needs the extra encouragement is a dark season of life.  Resources Mentioned: Book: A Time For Everything: Mourning and Dancing by She Reads Truth               Grieving the Child I Never Knew By Kathe Wunnenburg               I Will Carry: The Sacred  Dance of Grief and Joy You By Angie Smith               Grace Like Scarlett: Grieving with Hope After Miscarriage and Loss by Adriel Booker              Anchored in the Storm: Pursuing Christ in the Midst of Life's Trials By Adam Holland             Tragedy to Hope: A Guide for Support and Ministry After Miscarriage, Still Birth and                      Infant Death by Don Sides Julie's Bio: Julie Sullivan is a Children's Minister at Waypoint Church where she has served for four years. A life-long Missourian, she received her religious education degree from Missouri Baptist University. Julie lives in Wentzville with her husband of 20 years and her children Jack and Ava. Websites:  Miscarriage & Infant Loss (weebly.com)                                              Adriel Booker - author - speaker - advocateWays to Contact Julie: julie.sullivan@waypointchurch.com Embrace, Live, Thrive:Website: www.embracelivethrive.com FB: @embracelivethrive Instagram: @embracelivethrive

Recent research shows us that one third of parents don't know how to safely sleep their baby.  This Friday 13th August 2021 is the 33rd year of Red Nose Day raising critical funds for Red Nose Australia. Since Red Nose Australia was founded they have seen a 85% reduction in SIDS and raised over $18 million for life saving research. Join Emma and Kaitlyn as we speak with Red Nose Australia's chief midwife Jane Wiggill. We discuss what are the critical things every parent should know about safe sleeping and safer pregnancy and how we as parents can reduce the risk of SIDS and stillbirth. 9 babies die everyday in Australia in 2021, help Red Nose achieve 0 deaths a day by listening to this conversation, continuing the conversation and making a donation this Red Nose Day. You can find Red Nose on the following links https://rednose.org.au/section/safe-sleeping https://rednose.org.au/article/what-does-sudden-unexpected-death-in-infancy-sudi-mean https://rednosegriefandloss.org.au/ www.rednoseday.org.au/donate  Find Emma and Kaitlyn www.instagram.com/emmagray_____ www.instagram.com/holding__mama This episode of the podcast is sponsored by the incredible Second Scout www.instagram.com/secondscoutau www.secondscout.com.au

As a former news anchor, Sherrie Dunlevy delivered bad news on a daily basis. However, it was the news of a personal matter that would shatter her heart. Sherrie knew she would be delivering her son who would be born with complications and quickly swept away for medical care immediately after being delivered via cesarian. She and her husband would then spend the next 29 days holding their son until he passed away. The years that followed led her on a path of trying to understand why people abandon those who are grieving. And, set the wheels in motion of a journey that would lead her to write a book and doing everything she could for herself to not live the rest of her life as nothing more than a grieving mother. Wanting more for her life, she's found a way to live fully into who she was called to be, and even after the death of her beloved pet during the pandemic, learned the power of addressing and feeling the grief when it comes. RESOURCES:WebsiteBookGraduating Grief PodcastGraduating Grief Facebook GroupCONNECT WITH SHERRIE:LinkedInFacebookInstagram______Need help?National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7 support via text message. Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a trained Crisis CounselorAre you ready to feel better? Learn more about how I can help your hurting heart HERE. If you or anyone you know is struggling with grief due to any of the 40+ losses, there are free resources available HERE.If you are enjoying the podcast, you may also enjoy my bi-weekly newsletter, The Unleashed Letters. ______SUPPORT THE SHOW:Rate & Review: Apple PodcastsFollow & Listen  Spotify |  Stitcher | PandoraRead my published book about my grief journey.CONNECT WITH VICTORIA: InstagramFacebookLinkedInWebsite

Bree gave birth to her 5th baby on December 5th, 2019.  What should have been one of the most happy times of her family's life, quickly turned into a nightmare.   Her son was only on this earth for a few short days.  Bree tells us about life before Sterling was born.  She tells us about the 6 short days that her family got to be with Sterling.  She also talks about his diagnosis of OTC Deficiency, and then life after loss.  Bree gave birth to a baby girl in December of 2020, and she talks about her pregnancy after a loss.  Bree is amazing in her strength, and in how she incorporates Sterling into her family's life.  We were honored to have her come on the podcast, and we hope you love her episode as much as we did!You can find Bree on Instagram telling more about her journey @wild.atheart 

Dan and Yaroslava Quirk tell their very real and honest story of how they lost their daughter Eleanor when Slava was 38 weeks pregnant, what they learned, what grief looked like, and more. The Quirks are members of Andrea's home church, Grace Road Church in Rochester.  Books referenced:A Grief Observed, C.S. LewisA Symphony in the Dark

Sahar Shariati is a general life enthusiast who strives to find meaning, purpose, and joy in her daily interactions. Following the passing of her son, she is working to reframe and process her grief, reconnect with community and serve a broader purpose. - The constant feeling of knowing something was off with your newborn - The surreal feeling of learning that your 3-month old has a malignant tumor - Managing another young child when your son is diagnosed with cancer - Friends hesitant to reach out because they don't know what to say - How to support someone going through grief: be comfortable being uncomfortable - Witnessing community coming together after tragedy as a silver lining - Still wanting to support your community after going through your own pain - Letting go of “what if” thoughts that you could've done something different - Reaching for other tools to self soothe when the mind starts to wonder “why me?” - The strain of losing a young child on a marriage and the path back to partnership - Self-care tools to regulate the nervous system and discharge emotions as they come up - Cultivating joy as a mission for the upcoming year - The process of raising money for pediatric cancer research - Grief experts, David Kessler and Elisabeth Kubler Ross Kian's Website: https://kians-last-rawr.myshopify.com/

Join Rachael and Lindsey Shipley of @lactationlink as they discuss Lindsey's journey as a mother of 3,  bed sharing and misinformation regarding bedsharing/  breastsleeping, SIDS, and the infant feeding & sleep industry at large.  Trigger warning: SIDS & Infant Death is discussed in this episode. Lindsey Shipley is an RN, Childbirth Educator, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, cancer survivor, and mom of 3.  After being a labor and delivery RN for 5 years, Lindsey saw too many moms feel scared and unsure when it came to breastfeeding.  She overheard lots of differing opinions and conversations on “the right way” or “the best way” to breastfeed.  It's no wonder moms can feel overwhelmed and unsure.  Lindsey set out to change all that with Lactation Link!  When her second baby was six weeks old, she was diagnosed with cancer and went through two years of treatment.  With education and support, she was able to reach her own breastfeeding goals despite facing that challenge.  That experience made her passionate about creating a breastfeeding resource families knew they could trust when they experienced challenges of their own.  Through the Lactation Link online classes and support forum, she has created reliable, research-based information that is also easily accessible.  She is based in Utah, but her customer base is everywhere because of her online classes and e-consults.  Find Lindsey on IG at @lactationlinkLactation Link Courses here!Safe Infant Sleep by Professor James McKennaSafe Sleep Seven Guidelines hereRachael's Webinar on Safe Bed Sharing here!

Have you ever donated breastmilk? Would you ever consider it? Maureen and Heather talk to the founder and executive director of the Mid-Atlantic Mothers' Milk Bank , Denise O'Connor, about all the incredible work they do. What donor milk is, who can donate, who can receive donor milk, the process of getting donor milk and how it's handled and processed, the upsides of using donor milk, the milk bank and its relationships with parents who've experienced infant death, and so much more! Denise is so passionate and her organization does such an incredible job of supplying human milk to those who need it most.This episode begins with a testimonial of a Milk Minute Podcast listener who had to use donor milk for her son. Then, Maureen and Heather answer a listener question about using donor milk (that mom has in the freezer) because she's going on antibiotics instead of direct breastfeeding. Finally, the infamous AWARD IN THE ALCOVE! Could it be you? It could be!Support the podcast & get behind the scenes VIP access here: patreon.com/milkminutepodcast.Thank you to this episode's sponsors*Liquid IV. Use promo code MILKMINUTE to get 25% off your order, plus free shipping: https://glnk.io/koyv/breastfeeding-for-busy-moms*Heather ONeal (our co-host!): take breastfeeding classes with Heather by clicking the link: Breastfeedingforbusymoms.comMILK MINUTE FB SUPPORT GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/breastfeedingforbusymomsMILK MINUTE INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/milk_minute_podcast/MILK MINUTE SHOW NOTES:  https://breastfeedingforbusymoms.com/podcast/ep-52-donor-breastmilk/ResourcesMid- Atlantic Mothers' Milk Bank: https://midatlanticmilkbank.org/Human Milk Banking Association of North America (HMBANA): https://www.hmbana.org/Midatlantic Milk Bank on Facebook: Mid-Atlantic Mothers' Milk BankMidatlantic Milk Bank on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/midatlanticmilkbankMidatlantic Milk Bank on Twitter: PAMilkBankMilk Minute Episode 25: Lactation after a loss - The episode we ALL need to hear: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1459231/episodes/6204487Ep. 32 - We're here to pump you up! Tips for maximizing your pumping output:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1459231/episodes/6677555Credits and contactThanks to Cherie Louise Turner for editing and production and to Lindsay Brett Carothers for her musical stylings of our intro and outro.Additional music credits, thank you Wataboi and Mazzaccaro from Pixabay.Thanks for listening to The Milk Minute. If you haven't already please like, subscribe, and review our podcast wherever you listen.To send us feedback, personal stories, or just to chat you can send us an email at milkminutepodcast@gmail.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/milkminutepodcast)

Today our special guest is Coroner Darren Dake. We discuss his 30-year career in law enforcement including 20 years being a death investigator, and most recently his election to the position of coroner.  Darren takes us into death investigations in detail. We discuss cases involving infants to senior citizens. Because of this, some may find this episode unsettling and disturbing, this is definitely an episode that is not suitable for children. Darren also explains how he and his investigators deal with the daily exposure to death and tragedy. He also sheds light on the potential problems that face those who are constantly exposed to these events.  Darren and I also debunk common mistakes that writers make when dealing with death investigations.Listen to the Coroner Talk PodcastCheck out the Death Investigations Academy.Enjoy the Cops and Writers book series.Please visit the Cops and Writers website.If you have a question for the sarge, hit him up at his email.Come join the fun at the Cops and Writers Facebook group. Support the show (https://patreon.com/copsandwriters)

In this week's episode, I had the deep honor of speaking with Rona Fernandez, a 2nd generation Filipino-American, about her grief journey and the death of her beloved daughter Naima. She highlighted ways that various "containers" can support our grief process (e.g., space, time, nature, ritual, writing, art, sharing memories, social media, meaningful support and connection). She also offered some specific examples of ways in which we can explore and cultivate our own containers, especially when existing structures are not in place or do not resonate with us. Rona reads an excerpt from her powerful writing, "The Ritual," and shares how holding space for grief is important for both individual and collective healing. We also talk about ways we can fully support one another in grief rather than bypassing or adding to the burden of each other's grief, including being mindful of "grief dumping" without permission, and finding ways to repair when we misattune or unintentionally hurt people who are grieving. Rona is an incredible light in the world whose work, writing, compassionate advocacy, and unbounded love for her daughter, Naima, continues to promote healing not just for bereaved parents, but for us all. To connect more with Dr. Foynes: Check out the free 4-part video series on building resilience: https://melissafoynes.com/free-series 1:1 Coaching Program: https://melissafoynes.com/1-1-program Follow @drfoynes on Instagram. More about Rona: Rona Fernandez (https://ronafernandez.com/) is a writer, dancer, fundraiser, activist, wife and #stillmother (a mother with no living children) who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her writing has appeared in publications such as The Rumpus, The Colored Lens, Devilfish Review and the Grassroots Fundraising Journal, as well as the groundbreaking anthology What God is Honored Here: An Anthology on Miscarriage and Infant Loss, the first collection of writings by Native women and women of color on this topic. Rona is an alumna of the VONA/Voices workshop for writers of color, the Macondo Writers Workshop and the Tin House novel workshops. She is currently at work on a climate fiction novel set in the near future in California. You can find her on Twitter (https://twitter.com/ronagirl) and Medium(https://medium.com/@ronafernandez). References & Additional Resources What God is Honored Here (https://www.upress.umn.edu/book-division/books/what-god-is-honored-here) At a Loss: Finding Your Way After Miscarriage, Stillbirth of Infant Death by Donna Rothert, PhD. She also has a blog (http://seeingthestrals.com/). Rona's web site (https://ronafernandez.com/) which includes her blog and some pieces about grief and baby loss Tear Soup: A Recipe for Healing After Loss (https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/tear-soup-pat-schwiebert/1101968561) Still Mothers web site (http://www.stillmothers.com/) and Facebook page. There are several Still Mothers (https://www.facebook.com/wearestillmothers/) support groups on Facebook that are only open to mothers with no living children. Please note that the information provided in this episode does not constitute professional advice or therapy, mental health services, or health care services, and is not intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice or services. If you are struggling with a mental health crisis or need immediate assistance, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.

The first outing in a brand new off-road buggy ended in a tragic incident that would see a father charged and imprisoned over the death of his daughter. Narelle talks to the father’s partner, Tereasa Humphreys.

Heading Towards Breaking Point: On this week’s Narelle Fraser Interviews, Narelle discusses two of the cases that contributed to her PTSD diagnosis. Two cases that are in themselves hard to comprehend, and two cases that continue to haunt her to this day.

One good thing lockdowns gave us is a drop in vaccinations of children and we are seeing the positive of this! Let's just hope we see this trend continue! Let's dig in!Check us on SubscribeStar and consider helping the showhttps://www.subscribestar.com/waking-the-futureIf you love the show and want to support our work find us on Patreonhttps:// www.patreon.com/WakingtheFuture?fan_landing=truePlease feel free to email us as well at wakingthefuture@protonmail.comIf you want the audio only of the show find us here https://wakingthefuture.podbean.com/Check us out on Rumble as well!https://rumble.com/register/WakingTheFuture1/Find us on Odysee here!https://odysee.com/@wakingthefuture:0 https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/covid-lockdown-vaccine-rates-dropped-so-did-sids-deaths/?itm_term=home 

In Episode 36 of Footprints on our Hearts, I chat with Abi Bradley about her son, Lucas, who died aged 12 days old in 2014. We discuss the traumatic circumstances of Lucas’s death as well as Abi’s experience of pregnancy and parenting after loss. We also talk about PTSD, which Abi experienced most strongly some years after Lucas’s death.In the interview, we cover:Abi’s pregnancy with Lucas and his birth and first 11 daysWhat happened when Lucas fell suddenly sick and was rushed to hospital (10:20)The police arriving to question them only a few hours after Lucas died (17:49)Having to return to their house without him (23:17)Finding support through the Sands forum in the first weeks and months of grief (30:42)Abi’s experience of pregnancy after loss and bringing her daughters home (32:29)Parenting after loss and how EMDR therapy helped with PTSD (42:48)Why Abi decided to set up When You Wish Upon a Star (50:50)You can connect with Abi on Instagram @abibradley.x. She also has an Instagram page and Facebook page for her business, When You Wish Upon a Star, selling beautiful cards and keepsakes with the baby loss community in mind.Find our more on Abi’s website (https://whenyouwish-uponastar.co.uk/) and Etsy shop (https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/wishuponastarbyabi).If you’d like to support the show, the beginning of the month is the best time to do it! Find out more at https://www.patreon.com/footprintsonourhearts. You can also support the show by spreading the word and leaving a review or rating on your podcast app!

Listen in to this honest conversation with my new friend Jasmine Wilson as she shares the story of her son Mekhi. Jasmine shares what it was like to deliver a baby and then lose a baby during this season of Covid. She gives candid answers about what this grief journey has been like in her daily life and how she chooses to remember, honor and celebrate her son. Jasmine talks about how baby loss and grief have affected her relationships, and what her faith has looked like throughout this devastating loss. She gives invaluable wisdom to a newly grieving mom when she shares what this journey has been like and I am sure you will be able to relate to the way she answered the question “what has surprised you about grief”? And one of my favorite moments of our time together was at the very end of the episode when Jasmine said: “Your baby’s life is just as important now as it was when you were expecting. It’s ok to include them in every part of your life.” Such a helpful reminder for us moms with babies in heaven.   I really enjoyed my time with Jasmine and am sure her tenderness and honesty will be a blessing to you as well.   One of the things Jasmine and I chatted about at length is reading through the Psalms or praying the Psalms when we don’t know how to pray anymore or even what to pray -- when our hearts are just hurting so badly. I put together a Psalm Prayer Guide for you, just a few of my favorite Psalms you can pray through when your heart is aching and you’re angry or frustrated or disappointed in God and not quite sure what to say to Him. Praying His Words back to Him can be incredibly healing. Download that guide at themorning.com/psalmprayerguide.   Thank you for tuning in. I pray this episode blesses you and reminds you that you aren’t alone. Now let’s jump in. 

Author and speaker Heidi Indahl shares wise words about slowing down—which many of us have been called to do lately—and letting God take the lead in our lives. Her quote comes from The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence:“She seems so full of good will, but she wants to go faster than grace allows. It is not possible to become spiritually mature all at once.”We discuss some of Heidi’s books, and we’re happy to link to them here:Blessed Is the Fruit of Thy Womb: Rosary Reflections on Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death67 Ways to Do the Works of Mercy with Your KidsMISSION: FAMILY: A Journal to Help Catholic Families Discover Their Unique Vision, Mission, and Rule of LifeConnect with Heidi at her website, on Instagram, and on Facebook.To suggest a quote or a guest, follow the show on Instagram, @quoteme_podcast, or contact Lindsay at her website, LindsaySchlegel.com.If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the podcast, leave a review wherever you find your podcasts, and tell a friend. Until next time, God bless you!

In this episode of Daily Dose, Ayush Tiwari brings you stories from Kashmir, Malaysia, USA, South India, and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Daily Dose, Ayush Tiwari brings you stories from Kashmir, Malaysia, USA, South India, and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did China Hide 21 Million Dead Bodies? Is this the first Infant death to Coronavirus? Cuomo Tests positive for Covid-19! Dr. Fauci LOWERS Death Projections! Governor UNBANS Covid-19 Treatment See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some pediatric experts firmly direct moms to never put an infant in an adult bed. This generic, “one-size-fits-all” message puts many babies in potentially more dangerous or life-threatening situations.For most of human history, mothers have effectively combined co-sleeping and breastfeeding to provide for their babies’ social, psychological, and physical needs. Yet, some pediatric experts firmly direct moms to never put an infant in an adult bed. This generic, “one-size-fits-all” message, and the powerful public health campaigns used to reinforce it, not only frighten parents, but also put many babies in potentially more dangerous or life-threatening situationsDr. James J. McKenna says that “safe co-sleeping arrangements can actually help protect infants from SIDS or other sleep-related deaths, which are twice as likely to occur for infants sleeping in separate rooms from their parents.”Listen as Dr. McKenna joins Dr. Roizen to share insights from his new book, Safe Infant Sleep: Expert Answers to Your Co-sleeping Questions, and explain why co-sleeping can be a safe, healthful approach.Want better health and nutrition? Now you can get personalized supplement recommendations and custom vitamin packs delivered to your door! Go to PersonaNutrition.com/Roizen and take your free assessment and get 50% off your order today. - sponsor   BonusThe Major Health Risk You Take Every Day

Some pediatric experts firmly direct moms to never put an infant in an adult bed. This generic, “one-size-fits-all” message puts many babies in potentially more dangerous or life-threatening situations.For most of human history, mothers have effectively combined co-sleeping and breastfeeding to provide for their babies’ social, psychological, and physical needs. Yet, some pediatric experts firmly direct moms to never put an infant in an adult bed. This generic, “one-size-fits-all” message, and the powerful public health campaigns used to reinforce it, not only frighten parents, but also put many babies in potentially more dangerous or life-threatening situationsDr. James J. McKenna says that “safe co-sleeping arrangements can actually help protect infants from SIDS or other sleep-related deaths, which are twice as likely to occur for infants sleeping in separate rooms from their parents.”Listen as Dr. McKenna joins Dr. Roizen to share insights from his new book, Safe Infant Sleep: Expert Answers to Your Co-sleeping Questions, and explain why co-sleeping can be a safe, healthful approach.Want better health and nutrition? Now you can get personalized supplement recommendations and custom vitamin packs delivered to your door! Go to PersonaNutrition.com/Roizen and take your free assessment and get 50% off your order today. - sponsor   BonusThe Major Health Risk You Take Every Day

In this episode, Melinda interviews Stephanie a mother who experienced tragedy and loss: the death of her infant child. Learn the sources Stephanie found strength and healing as she shares her story of how in 12 short days her entire world was flipped upside down. Stephanie and her husband unexpectedly go from the parents of a perfect Miracle baby to the tragedy of a major medical mistake and suffer unexpected immense loss and pain of losing a child. Deep Wounds: Deep Wisdom. Her story will inspire you to seek solace from a higher power, find answers, healing, and knowledge- how others survive tragedy in their lives. As we share our stories, our words can become a guide book helping others through their personal crisis and leave a lasting and “Tru” Legacy.Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Evidence in infant and child death cases is many times very different than in older children and adult deaths, infants die differently than adults, in most cases; so the evidence surrounding their death will be different. Understanding what potential evidence is is critical as well as knowing how and what to collect. Remember – If you think it might be evidence or lead you to a reason for the death – take it, you can always give it back. Personal Property v. Evidence Personal Property Is the property on or near the body that belongs to the baby (or decedent) and can be returned to next-of-kin. Evidence Is any material that may contribute to the cause and manner of death and is considered important in supporting facts of the case. What is determined evidence depends on the type and manner of death being investigated. Chain of Custody  Every item secured from the scene, whether it is personal property or evidence to be processed – must be accounted for at every moment while in the custody of the investigative agency.  Until such time that it is returned to the family or destroyed following court order when the evidence is no longer needed. Use a property log and ensure that every person handling or receiving the item(s) signs for it and can testify as to its integrity or secured storage. Photograph – EVERYTHING  FIRST! Be sure that you have photographed and documented in your notes, anything you might be taking as evidence.  Its placement will become critical in your final report.If the items had been moved by police, EMS, or family document the place you found it and note the move is you know it. Collecting Evidence Every item and material of evidence collected;  must be identified, collect, and stored using proper methods. Different evidence has different containers it is important to store and transport correctly. Not doing so can cause evidence to become contaminated, chain of custody to be broken, or samples to be degraded beyond use Some Evidence in Infants Deaths  to Consider Bedding, Bed, and Sleeping area Any OTC or Rx  Medications for baby – Or in the baby area Bottles – those with milk and those in sink or floor empty Baby food  – or whatever the child has been eating Diapers – toxicology testing Clothing – recent, might have changed child after finding Items used as weapons Anything that looks like it could be involved- in and around the infant area – you can always  give it back later These topics and more are discussed in this week’s episode.   Check out online eLearning options by  https://www.ditacademyonline.org Death Investigation is all we do !  Many training agencies are well rounded and can fulfill the training needs in nearly every category of public policing and investigation.  At DITA we concentrate on death investigation and everything surrounding those investigations.  By becoming hyper-focused in this field we are better able to provide intense and specific training you and your investigators need.    

Mom Chrissy tells of the birth of her healthy and happy son Zyler and how at 6 months, he died suddenly. His death was ruled a Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), and she tells of the events after his death, including the investigation, his funeral, and her grieving. #stillmychild Find the complete show notes and interview transcriptions at www.stillapartofus.com. Thanks to Josh Woodward for the use of his music. Find him at www.Joshwoodward.com.

In today's episode, our guest Diane Bingham, shares about losing an infant and raising her two daughters amid the reality of that loss. The beauty of her prayer and her connection to the earth and her spouse speak volumes.It was an honor to interview her, to know her child. I hope you will be honored as you listen.Anyway, Today’s episode is about the death of a child. It is tender. There are tears from me and my guest.It is beautiful and sad and profound and above all it was an honor to sit with my guest today.Please know though, that it might be hard.My Dad had 12 brothers and sisters. So growing up I had loads of aunts, uncles, and cousins. Now I have loads of aunts, uncles, cousins, cousin in laws, first cousins once removed so on and so forth.My Dad is the only one of his generation to die so far. He died 15 years ago when he was 51 years old.For my siblings and i we didn’t know if we belonged with his family. Were we still part of that side of the family if he was dead? Did we still get to be at things? Every family event was hard, emotional and fraught with our (or my) sense of not belonging.Maybe a decade or so ago my great big family started having a family reunion every other year. The first year that my siblings and spouses and such decided to go I had a hard time. My Dad’s siblings are reminders of the kind of person my father was (a good one) and a reminder of what I have lost.I have a hard time not being jealous of my cousins. On one hand I wish people would talk openly about how much it sucks he is dead and how awesome he was and also I wish someone would love me as well as my Dad loved me.Anyway, I remember being on the lodge porch at this state park having a family potluck meal. With a plateful of food I was trying to figure out where to place my body and my children’s bodies. Feeling vulnerable and tender and not sure where I belonged I ended up next to my Aunt Diane and my Uncle Mike. At some point in our chatting, probably about weather, I realized that they too knew what it was like to grieve. THey knew what it was like to walk into a family gathering and have your pain be in everyones awareness and no one’s discussion. I realized that they knew loss. In my accidentally bold way, I dove in- Tell me, I asked, “What was Justin like?” Justin, is my cousin. A dark haired little baby with a serious disposition, who was born in the spring of 1986 and died later that fall. I was young when he was born. In the years since i Have asked about JUstin, but moreover, I have felt a deeper sense of the way that grief is part of the unspoken grayspace in life. I have felt the way that people survive, mangage and sometimes even thrive all while carrying the tremendous load of grief with them. For today’s guest, all in while being accompanied by God.Today’s guest is my dear Aunt Diane. She is perhaps,of my Dads siblings the most similar. She is Justin’s mother. She is also the parent of Jill and Jennifer as well as the spouse of Mike. She is a farmer, a midwesterner, a white, straight, cis gender Catholic. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bringingforthpodcast)

Jenni is joined by Jen Reid, Eddie’s mother, who describes the moment she found her baby son had died from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), formerly known as cot death.Jen talks about the joy of the first three months of Eddie’s life, her first baby, and the loneliness and despair she and her husband Chris experienced following his death.They sought couples counselling to understand each others’ grief and to support them in their anxiety about getting pregnant and having another baby.Together Jen and Chris have founded the charity Teddy’s Wish.Angus Lawson Memorial Trust - http://www.almt.org/Teddy's Wish - https://www.teddyswish.org/The Lullaby Trust - https://www.lullabytrust.org.uk/The Compassionate Friends - https://www.tcf.org.uk/Cruse Bereavement Care - https://www.cruse.org.uk/Jenni Thomas website with further resources - http://www.jennithomas.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Not the most uplifting pairing but there's good news in the answer. See Somehow Related live in Melbourne! Get tickets before they sell out. Saturday 26 October 2019 at 5:00 pm European Bier Cafe (Basement) 120 Exhibition Street, Melbourne CBD, Victoria 3000   Elle Macphearson in a Tab Cola commercial?   Link to the answer Dezeen Wired   Somehow Related is produced by Nearly, a podcast network. The robot's voice comes from Google Home. They're pretty good. Original theme music by Kit Warhurst. Artwork created by Stacy Gougoulis.   Find another podcast! Halliday Wine Companion - celllaring insights from the best in the wine industry. Scale Up - Australian businesses that have overcome the startup struggle to reach over $100m. The Clappers - Pop culture insights with Karl Quinn and Andrew Young.

On today’s episode, we will be talking about increasing knowledge and awareness regarding the impact miscarriage, pregnancy loss, and infant death has on one's overall well-being.   Dr. Tiffanie L Williams, Ph.D and I talked about pregnancy loss/infant death and the impact it has on mental health and coping; eradicating stigma associated with pregnancy loss and infant death and the importance of support group and counseling; and Liam Lives Foundation, Inc - she shared the services they provide and their impact on the community and abroad.   Resources Mentioned Books: Worth Fighting For As Sure As Tomorrow Comes Forever King Sisters in Loss Facebook Group   Where to Find Dr. Tiffanie www.tiffanieepiphany.com Instagram: tiffanie_epiphany183, masterpeacecounselingservices, liamlivesfoundationinc Facebook: masterpeacecounselingservices , liamlivesfoundationinc Twitter: Dr_TiffanieL   If you don’t already, follow me on twitter, facebook and instagram For more information and to sign up to receive emails and goodies in your inbox, head over to www.saraelysee.com  For inquiries, email us podcast@saraelysee.com

Cheryl Johnson has a heartbreaking day job. She photographs babies whose lives are cut short. For the parents she helps, her photographs are more than precious. They are often the only memory they will have of a much loved child. You can find out more about Cheryl Johnson and Remember My Baby at www.remembermybaby.org.ukListener discretion is advised especially if you have been affected by the loss of a baby.

Listen in as I talk with Lianna Davis about what life and faith after she experienced the death of her daughter Noelle. Lianna shares about the moments immediately following her daughter’s death as well as the weeks and months and years that followed. She talks about how her faith was challenged and how she has grown in her understanding of who God is as a result of having walked through death and grief. We discuss difficult questions that one faces when confronted with death, questions about the truth of who God is, His character and His goodness and His presence. And Lianna answers questions like  “how could God use something this painful for His sovereign purposes? For good? How could He have a purpose for this?” She talks about a season of really grappling with whether or not all that she believed was even true -- exploring the thought that “maybe there are other possibilities besides Christianity maybe this isn’t really the only way and maybe i don’t need to hold so fast to these truths i have professed my entire life.” Listen in to hear how this wise woman reconciled those questions and in the end could say these words: “I just come back to the cross again, in the mind of the Lord that he would have such wisdom to turn such glory and such salvation from such a death -- that gives me the hope that He can do the same in our lives. That He can turn our pain into something that will ultimately bring honor and glory to Him.” Lianna’s knowledge and understanding of Scripture and theology is challenging in the best kind of way -- especially in light of what she has experienced. She trusts God and can say He is good even in the face of losing her daughter. If the Christian faith is something that feels foreign and unknown to you, or if you just aren’t at a place where you can say that “God is good” right now; I want you to know that I’m praying for you today and I think that while it may be challenging to hear or even believe this podcast episode has the potential to be very helpful to you. Know that I am praying for each and every one of you -- that God would meet you right where you are and remind you of His great love for you today. --- FREE DEVOTIONAL During out time together Lianna says “don’t let a season of doubt take you away from scripture”so if you are in a season where opening your bible feels too hard or it’s something you’ve never done before I wanted to make it really simple for you. I have a free 7 day devotional that I wrote specifically for women who have experienced the loss of a baby, 7 days of bible passages with a short devotion and prayer -- to download that free resource, simply head over to www.themorning.com/devotional And again, if you aren’t quite sure what to think about this christian faith or if  reading the Bible isn’t something you have ever done before, maybe give this a try. It’s super simple way to be introduced to this faith we talk about so much here. Either way, I pray that resource blesses you. -- EPISODE 037 SHOW NOTES: www.themorning.com/episode037 THE JOYFUL MOURNING COMMUNITY: www.thejoyfulmourningcommunity.com GIFT SHOP FOR GRIEVING MOTHERS: www.themorning.com/giftshop THE JOYFUL MORNING INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/thejoyfulmorning

Sarah Slack is the founder of The TEARS Foundation. This beautiful nonprofit organization came about because 18 years ago Sarah lost her baby boy--he was stillborn. Sarah is honest about her painful grief journey and she has made it have a beautiful meaning and is doing so much to help other families in similar difficult circumstances. The TEARS Foundation continues to grow and evolve and is now in various communities in the US and is also international. It provides both emotional and financial support around burial and memorial needs. www.thetearsfoundation.org

On Episode 13 of Shattered Conception my guest is Marcella Johnson, founder of the non-profit organization, The Comfort Cub. The mission of The Comfort Cub is to bring comfort to anyone experiencing a broken heart as a result of a significant loss or trauma. We have all had our heart broken or know someone that has. Is there actual medical and physiological effects of having a "broken heart" or is it just a figure of speech? It turns out, this is a REAL "syndrome".  Starting in 2001, more became known about Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy, aka a broken heart. First described in Japanese medical journals, it was named after the similarities between the LEFT VENTRICLE in systole and the shape of a Japanese octopus trap. It is also called "broken heart syndrome". Marcella shares her story of the death of her newborn son, George, due to a medical condition and the subsequent physical manifestations of grief and trauma in her body. She found comfort in holding a weighted flower pot...which gave her the idea to create a weighted teddy bear. It is in George’s memory that she first began to make each teddy bear by hand and personally deliver them to every hospital in her hometown of San Diego, CA. The Comfort Cub is now in top hospitals across the USA and is used on every continent to help to heal and bring comfort to a broken heart. While the initial intent of The Comfort Cub was for stillbirth, newborn death and child death, evidence shows it provides profound relief for ANY traumatic event. This includes having to leave the hospital while your baby is still in the NICU, the loss of a spouse, parent, loved one or pet. It has also been effective for occupational & autism therapy, adoptions and those experiencing divorce. Due to deep touch pressure, holding The Comfort Cub triggers the brain to release the neurotransmitters dopamine, serotonin and oxytocin, which causes the body to relax and feel comforted. The Comfort Cub has been scientifically proven to decrease heaviness in the chest & aching in the arms, as well as other physical manifestations of a distressing loss. If you would like to receive a Comfort Cub, email Marcella Johnson and/or contact The Comfort Cub organization. You can find out more on the website: www.thecomfortcub.org  Contact Marcella Johnson at: marcella@thecomfortcub.com  

This episode is dedicated to To'Nia Danielle Jerrell 12/03/2015 Listen in to a powerful interview with TeAra Jerrell about the loss of her daughter, her undiagnosed reproductive disorder and advice for other mothers coping with loss and their support systems. This episode is being sponsored by LoveLit Candles. They were inspired to support by the amazing impact the Sleep Hygiene Blog had on the 14-year old founder, Hailei, and her mom during standardized testing week! They supply an assortment of products, but their signature hand-poured, scented soy candles are definitely some of the best I've ever experienced. Shop their selections on LoveLitCandles.com. We will be awarding a Mom Relax Kit for our next giveaway on Friday, April 19th. More information about the giveaway will be posted on both our Facebook Pages - LoveLit Candles  Navigating My Crazy More information about the host, Empowerment Coach -  Shayla Shaw  

It may be hard to understand with hindsight, but for most of human history if we couldn't see something with our eyes it didn't exist. In the early 1840's, in Vienna, this worldview was put to the test when people began to notice that mortality rates during deliveries with doctors were significantly higher than with midwives in the same hospital. One doctor at this hospital, Ignaz Semmelweis, observed that the infection which had killed one of his friends after an injury was similar to the infection that most women suffered from that died as a result of childbirth in the doctor's ward. He surmised that the only way to eliminate the unseen contaminate was to remove the smell that accompanied working on dead bodies. To achieve this he required all doctors to begin washing their hands in a chlorine solution after handling dead bodies. Meanwhile, in other parts of Europe, Louis Pasteur and Joseph Lister were also contributing to their own discoveries in the microscopic world of germs which would revolutionize the field of medicine. This leads to a discussion on the nature of discoveries and whether or not we should expect true revelations in fields anymore or if all advancement is incremental. As with all great discoveries we also talk about the detractors. In this case, the biggest criminal is our own human faults. Why is it that despite over 100 years of research on the matter it is still so hard to get doctors to wash their hands? As always, no episode of Smog on the Nog would be complete without a dose of meandering conversation about the scale of time, was Thanos wrong, and how many Scientologists know about Xenu.

MARY ESTHER — A Hurlburt Field airman has been charged with child neglect with great bodily harm in connection with the April death of his 8-month-old daughter, according to an Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office report. Spencer Wyatt Hause, 22, of Marcia Lane in Mary Esther, was booked into the Okaloosa County Jail on Tuesday morning, jail records show. As of Friday, he was being held without bond while awaiting a hearing in the April 15 death of young Aspen Hause, according to jail records.

Adam Yenser is here, and we kick things off talking about flat earthers, climate change and Candace Owens, who is IN FACT, a total boner factory. Inevitably, we discuss Josh's latest article on Medium that takes apart the current state of the comedy industry. Adam shares what it's like being a conservative in Hollywood. Josh shares that Adam participated in his shift to becoming “pro-life,” and we solve all of the possible objections for overturning Roe V. Wade.

Christiana Whallon's daughter, Jaylee, was listed for a heart transplant due to being born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome and going into congestive heart failure. In this episode, Christiana shares with Anna what it was like watching her daughter's health decline to the point where she had to be listed for a heart, what preparing for the transplant process was like for her family, and how she has survived even though her daughter never received a heart transplant.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/HearttoHeart)

A special hot off the presses edition where we talk to Chris Hoyte (@TheGoldenMean) about his recent case report and the controversy surrounding it. Links to some of the articles referenced can be found here. Get tips for scientists talking to reporters

Dr Sean Stevens speaks with Wayne and Janina Faulkner about their roles with Sands Australia. Sands operates across Australia, supporting anyone affected by the death of a baby; working to improve the care bereaved parents receive by healthcare professionals and breaking the silence and taboo of baby death in today's society.

Tiny Giant Losses is a new podcast from one of Susun Weed's former apprentices who has experienced miscarriage and the unexpected death of her infant son. Episode One of Tiny Giant Losses focuses on The Six Steps of Healing (a.k.a. The Seven Medicines).  It includes a 45-minute interview with Susun Weed, a breathing exercise and a review of "Grieving Parents: Surviving Loss as a Couple" by Nathalie Himmelrich. Moving forward, this series will continue to focus on empowered healing after baby loss of any kind.  Each week, it will feature: an exercise,an interview with someone who has experienced babyloss firsthand,and a review of a healing resource. For more information, you can read about Tiny Giant Losses on Patreon, follow Tiny Giant Losses on Twitter and "Like" Tiny Giant Losses on Facebook. Note: This episode does not include a live Q&A.

What does it mean when a child dies from SIDS? Why does the US have the highest infant mortality rate of the industrialized nations? Why are newborns given the vaccination for Hepatitis B and then two subsequent shots in the first year of their life? Get the answers to these questions and more!

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Although SIDS is rare, it is one of the most common causes of death in babies between 1 and 12 months of age. Dr. Hayman and her associate Kelly Bowden travel the state teaching physicians and nurses how to teach their patients about safe sleep situations in the crib. Their work was just awarded a collaborator award by Maine Children’s’ Trust.Listen with confidence as Dr. Jennifer Hayman talks about this very serious and scary condition and what you can do to prevent SIDS.

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.