A caring service for those who lose a baby

Saturday marks the completion of a two-year rollout of national standards to ensure that parents who lose a baby are cared for with compassion, writes Catherine Shanahan.

A caring service for those who lose a baby

Saturday marks the completion of a two-year rollout of national standards to ensure that parents who lose a baby are cared for with compassion, writes Catherine Shanahan.

ANNA Maria Verling, bereavement clinical midwife specialist in Cork University Maternity Hospital (CUMH), says there was a time, many moons ago, when babies who died during or after childbirth “were taken away from parents and buried in the darkness”.

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