How To Find Stillbirth Support

Firstly, we need to recognize that both parents are fully involved in this tragedy. Your hospital would be the first place to actually look for help. Immediately, they should be offering you assistance with getting through this very delicate time in your life.

You need to allow yourself to grieve at a pace that you both feel able. But, there are support groups available within your hospital, or through your GP (General Practitioner), local directory, newspapers, or on the internet that may be right for you, as an individual or as a couple. At the start of the process, you may find it's easier just to discuss it between yourselves, express your feelings regarding your loss, or within the family unit or close friends.

Sometimes, if we get involved with a group too soon, you get very emotional about other peoples loss and are not actually able to focus on your own. You will know when it's the right time to join a group, which can be extremely beneficial. So, please remember the timing has to be right for you as individuals, also it has to be professional people that you are dealing with.

But, the timing has to be right for you as individuals that you have to feel held and nurtured by the professionals that you are working with. There are charities and organizations that deal with stillbirth. Please do your best to speak to them directly so that you can get the best professional help available.

You will possibly find information about them within your hospital or through your actual GP. .