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We believe that anyone who has lost a pregnancy and or/ infant should not have to grieve alone

Finding Hope After Loss gave us a sense of community and instantly made us feel like we were not alone. Hearing other parents’ stories and joining the support groups has allowed us to heal in ways we did not think were possible.

-Jay Ferrando, Facilitator & Board Member

Upcoming Support Groups

Free online community connections for bereaved parents; bringing together those who suffer a pregnancy and or/ infant loss. All support groups are ran by trained facilitators who are all bereaved parents themselves.

Upcoming

Virtual

Groups in 

June

To register, click RSVP buttons

Termination for Medical Reasons:
Holding both relief and deep sadness

Monday June 1

8pm EST

Parenting After Loss:
Impact of loss on your parenting style

Thursday June 11th

8pm EST

*New* Men's Support Series

Keep an eye out for Summer dates

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Pregnancy After Loss:
 
Anticipatory anxiety

 

Wednesday June 17th

8pm EST​​

Pregnancy &
Infant Loss:

Story Share
 

Wednesday June 10th

8:30pm EST

Early Pregnancy Loss:
What support looks like going forward

Thursday June 25th

8pm EST

Upcoming

In-Person

Groups in 

June

To register, click RSVP buttons

Pregnancy &
Infant Loss Support at Mother Luna

Open Topic

Sunday May 31st

7pm EST

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Mother Luna

1575 Boston Post Rd Unit 4, Guilford, CT 06437

Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support with Women's Wellness

Tuesday June 23rd

6:30pm EST

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Women's Wellness- 

4 Oxford Road, Suite B6 Milford, CT 06460​​​

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Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support at Hope After Loss Office

Thursday June 25th

7pm EST

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Hope After Loss Office

KeyBank Building

110 Washington Ave​

North Haven

Hope After Loss at a Glance:

Nearly 1 in 4 pregnancies end in a loss and we know that losing a much-wanted pregnancy and or/ infant can feel like being plunged into darkness. Through the Hope After Loss community, we can help each other through our grief and find light and hope in our lives once more.

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Statistics sourced from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, 2022

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