“My dear, you must be strong now!” accompanied by a warm handshake and a knowing look, winking at the partner who caresses that heartbeat-free belly with tears. Thus begins the …
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perinatal bereavement
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We publish with great satisfaction the Interview with Dr. MP Valentina Giuliano, who graduated with us in anthropology with a study on “special mothers”: what they are, who they are, …
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T he parents of children who died during pregnancy or childbirth is a very special bereavement: a bereavement that seems to have no right to exist.
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“While I was still in the irreparable, the rest of the world had started to turn again” – Aptonomia di Anna Maria Castoldi “Then what you weren’t ready for happens, …
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“If I look back in time I see many different and evolved me over the days, but if I have to define the breaking point of what I was from …
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60,656,000 people live in Italy, spread across 20 regions and 7998 municipalities. Approximately 500,000 newborns are born alive each year, while another 120,000 die during pregnancy or within a month …
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Instinctively, we just want bad things to stop happening. Instinctively, we would at least like it not to happen to us, or to our loved ones. Because contact with pain …
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The importance of support for childbirth and the puerperium of mothers affected by perinatal bereavement in the words of a woman, doctor and mother, who shares with us her recent …
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Why the 5×1000 at CiaoLapo? What is the use of grieving? But is it true mourning?
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At the park, on a pungent day in early spring. A woman pushes a stroller. A woman walks with her dog. The gaze of the woman with the dog catches …
