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You can now buy sympathy cards for people who have suffered miscarriages It's hoped it will break down the taboo of grief after miscarriage. By Catriona Harvey-Jenner Published: 18 April 2019 ...

The new card carries a simple message, reading: “There’s no good card for this. I’m so sorry for the loss of your baby” in the handwriting of someone who has been through a miscarriage.

Shouldn’t there be at least one for miscarriage? Not a sympathy card, not a “get well soon” card, but a card that names this incredibly painful, common phenomenon right on the front.

Over one in five pregnancies ends in miscarriage: that's about 250,000 in this country annually, according to the Miscarriage Association. A further one per cent is an ectopic pregnancy, where the ...

A ‘Sorry For Your Loss’ card doesn’t quite do it when it comes to miscarriage or stillbirth. Now, a doctor and an artist have created a line of empathy cards that say just the right thing.

A CHARITY has unveiled a range of miscarriage cards for people who might not know what to say but want to show their support. The Miscarriage Association unveiled four cards with different messages… ...

A leading US psychologist who experienced a miscarriage three years ago has launched a collection of sympathy cards to offer appropriate words of comfort to grieving couples.

The Miscarriage Association says it teamed up with the Card Factory to help break the taboo of pregnancy loss. The card displays the message: "There is no good card for this.

The Miscarriage Association says it teamed up with the Card Factory to help break the taboo of pregnancy loss. The card displays the message: "There is no good card for this. I'm so sorry for the ...

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