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Tonight, Loralee McInroy will light a candle to remember her daughter Angel. She will join others across the world in the #WaveofLight to honour the lives of babies lost in pregnancy & infancy.
For information on events in your area tonight, please visit: pailnetwork.sunnybrook.ca/ca…
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This! A student going into the trades is just as good/important/amazing/smart as a university-bound student! Let's normalize this!!!
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Stigma and (double) disenfranchisement affects men too. Men's grief after perinatal loss is often delayed, this has implications for when and for how long we need to offer mental health support to men. Thank you @KateObst @mypsanz @GradSchoolUofA @sahmriAU #BetterTogether
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People in Canada wait 5-11 years for an #endometriosis diagnosis and up to 2 more years for specialised care. We are calling on Members of Parliament
to #ActOnEndo by championing an action plan that provides funding to improve endometriosis care in Canada. #cdnppoli
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Excited to share this 2nd paper led by Shaz Azeez on men's experiences after neonatal death. Grief described as complicated & multidimensional, compounded by feelings of injustice. Father-specific info & support is so imp 💚 @DrClemmiDue
50 free e-copies: protect-au.mimecast.com/s/uk…
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A beautiful tribute in @TheLancet to those who provide tender and expert care for parents experiencing the death of a baby. By @TamarinNorwood @OxLifeWriting thelancet.com/journals/lance… @PLIDAnetworking
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This week Cordarrelle Patterson will wear cleats in support of Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness.
At the end of today's show, @TonyReali talked about his own family's experience with such loss, and processing the grief that follows.
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The SOGC is aware of social media misinformation of increased stillbirth rates and the implication that this is related to vaccination. Following careful review of Canadian data, there is no evidence of increased stillbirth rates as suggested.
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Today is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, a day to remember the young lives lost too soon and show support for families experiencing a loss.
If you have experienced a loss, a variety of support services are available by phone and online at: bit.ly/3FedEZh
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Antivaxxers are planning to protest at hospitals in 10 provinces again on Monday.
Antivaxxers should NOT be allowed to protest outside hospitals, harass health workers & shame patients trying to access care.
RT if you agree
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The @CREstillbirth are inviting parents who have recently experienced #stillbirth or newborn loss to participate in a trial for a new online grief support program.For more info, visit livingwithloss.com.au/
#LivingwithLoss @StillbirthAUS @RedNoseAus @SandsAustralia
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New Zealand has been receiving praise for passing laws that provide paid leave following pregnancy loss. So should Canada do the same? @Candace_Global and our experts panel, @Michla2003 and @DrStephGilbert, weigh in on the support needed for grieving and recovering mothers.
Should Canada approve paid leave following pregnancy loss?
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The province's abrupt action to close youth justice facilities leaves some of Ontario's most marginalized kids, who are disproportionately Black or Indigenous, without access to the intensive mental health treatment they need. They need our help now. cmho.org/immediate-governmen…
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In this issue of Amplify, The Globe’s executive editor Angela Pacienza explores why miscarriages are still taboo and how Chrissy Teigen and John Legend’s social media post works to dismantle the secrecy around pregnancy loss
theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
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Weak leaders start by praising themselves and criticizing others. They take credit and give blame.
Strong leaders begin by criticizing themselves and praising others. They take responsibility and give credit.
#SaturdayThoughts
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Special call for papers! @IJIH_Journal is releasing a special edition @fnha with co-editors @doctoreonline @sim_fox2772 entitled: Health Systems Innovation. Deadline to submit: September 30. Please share widely. #Indigenoushealth #academicjournal fnha.ca/about/news-and-event…
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Can we talk about #kindness in peer review? Just had an article rejected (it's fine, not the point) and the comments were just so mean and unhelpful. Remember people, there is another human being receiving your review! #kindnesscounts #epitwiter
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Good news for our patients! #pregnancy
No added health risks for pregnancy within a year of a stillbirth reut.rs/2Nz8Tz4

































