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October 15 - Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day
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Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day provides opportunity to reach out to bereaved parents

Press Release
07 Oct 2021

Canadian landmarks shine in support of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day

Press Release
09 Oct 2018

Canadians come together on October 15 to remember children who died too soon

Press Release
05 Oct 2017

International Wave of Light to mark Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day 2015

Press Release
23 Sep 2015

CBC Early Edition Radio Interview

CBC
15 Oct 2014

Losing A Child Can Also Mean Losing Your Support

Huffington Post Canada
15 Oct 2014

Suffering in silence over infant loss

The University of British Columbia
14 Oct 2014

B.C. marks Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day

Vancouver Sun
14 Oct 2014

British Columbia shines light on Pregnancy and Infant Loss

Press Release
07 Oct 2014

Canada Walks to Remember

Press Release
25 Sep 2014

BC Place to glow for pregnancy and infant loss

Vancouver Sun
14 Oct 2013

BC Place glows purple and blue to raise awareness for pregnancy and infant loss

Press Release
13 Oct 2013

If someone asks me if I have children or how many I have I make sure to include Marlon and Toby. It is not always easy as those moments can be very awkward and it can stop any conversation. I hate when I get the feeling that people want to quickly walk away from me then or that I am being avoided afterwards by them. It won’t stop me however from mentioning my boys. They are my children whether they are with us here on earth or not.

Kerstin Locher

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