Why it’s time to end the silence around stillbirths and baby loss
We hear from Cork woman Mairie Cregan who lost her daughter the day before her due date.
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Show Notes
In early 2006, just days away from her due date, Cork woman Mairie Cregan was told her unborn baby, Liliana, had no heartbeat. Here, she tells Sorcha Pollak about her experience of stillbirth and why it remains a subject that many people struggle to talk about. Mairie has since set up the charity Féileacáin to help parents going through the same grieving process and explains why it’s time to break the silence around stillbirth and baby loss.
This episode discusses neonatal deaths and pregnancy loss, which some listeners may find upsetting.
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