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A positive thing to do after a MC- A million mums campaign.

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 01-Jul-09 22:58:44
Thats a lovely idea Thandeka, i plan on donating to mark my loss too.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 01-Jul-09 08:41:28
Hello,
I read on here about an idea about paying for a donation to train a midwife through oxfam etc to mark a pregnancy loss. I thought that was a brilliant idea- but unfortunately Oxfam has "sold out" of the midwife gift.

Anyhow I have just found out about this organisation http://www.millionmums.org/index.cfm

which aims to stop mothers dying in childbirth so I just made a donation to mark my pregnancy loss (MMC at 10 weeks) and thought I might share in case anyone else wanted to do similar.
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