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After Your Stillbirth

After your stillbirth

Resources

Parent's Checklist
Options for you and your family to consider after the loss of your baby.

A parent’s view of pregnancy and infant loss: Video series
This series of videos discusses personal experiences after a loss and decision making (including the donation of breastmilk).

Northern Star Mothers Milk Bank: Donating after a loss
Northern Star Mothers Milk Bank offers support if you decide to donate your breastmilk after your loss.

Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep
An organization of professional photographers who volunteer their time to take photos of your baby.

Alberta Funeral Services Association Public Directory

Search for a licensed funeral service provider.

Programs and Services

Edmonton
Perinatal Bereavement Program

Red Deer
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Program

Calgary
Pregnancy and Infant Loss – Grief Support Program
Pregnancy and Infant Loss – Grief Support Resources

Alberta
Mental Health Helpline
For more information on local perinatal bereavement groups in your area of Alberta, call Health Link at 811.

Support for sexual violence and family violence

Connect with helplines, victim services, shelters, and other supports.

Credits

Content originally developed by Women's Health Ambulatory Program, Foothills Medical Centre, Calgary, Alberta Health Services. Adapted with permission for online use.

Current as of: June 8, 2022

Author: Women’s Health Ambulatory Care. Approved by: Maternal Newborn Child and Youth Strategic Clinical Network, AHS

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