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We create bereavement boxes for pregnancy loss.  Our mission is to bridge the relationship between healthcare providers and their patients.

Our bereavement system comes with staff training and support for your patients experiencing pregnancy loss. Did you know that 1 in 6 pregnancies will result in pregnancy loss? We created Forget Me Not because we saw a major need in the healthcare industry to provide more support to the healthcare staff who work tirelessly for grieving mothers. What's unique about our bereavement box is we also include training for every staff member who works with a grieving patient. A nurse for example can scan the QR code on each box for a 5m video training on best practices. Our proven strategy sets the staff and their patients up for success in these difficult situations. This leads to more returning patients, fewer lawsuits from angry patients, and creates consistency so every patient is getting the same support they need and deserve. Our product is already in multiple hospitals and has seen huge success.

02/10/2025

💙 Calling all Perinatal Bereavement Coordinators
📅 Save the date: November 19th
⏰ Time: 11 AM - 12:30 CST
💻 Event: FREE Virtual Bereavement Coordinator Summit

Forget Me Not and Share Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support are partnering up for a special event with expert training, peer connection, and practical strategies designed specifically for bereavement coordinators.
Whether you’re brand new or seasoned in this work, you’ll learn evidence-based strategies, hear from expert voices, and find community with others who understand how tough—and important—this work really is.
Let’s set a new standard for compassionate care. Learn more and save your spot at: event.fmncorp.com

We’re better when we do this together.

08/07/2025

Every week, we deliver evidence-based strategies to support families through pregnancy loss. Created by Jay CRNA, MS, specializing in obstetrical anesthesia, and Trina a bereavement expert, both with personal pregnancy loss experience.

01/04/2025

Physical recovery after stillbirth deserves thorough attention. From milk production to postpartum bleeding expectations, our comprehensive guide walks through essential physical education every stillbirth patient needs before leaving your care—helping prevent complications and emergency readmissions during their most vulnerable time.

31/03/2025

Preparing families for returning to their prepared nursery is one of the most heartbreaking aspects of stillbirth discharge. Learn practical, compassionate approaches to this conversation and other emotional preparations for the first 24 hours home in our latest evidence-based guide for L&D nurses.

29/03/2025

Discharge education after stillbirth requires more than just conversation. Our latest guide explains why written instructions are crucial, what to include, and how to present information in a way grieving parents can actually process. Part 1 of our 3-part series on supporting families through the most difficult transition from hospital to home.

https://forget-me-not.beehiiv.com/p/part-1-of-3-the-first-24hrs-after-the-stillborn-patient-is-discharged

27/03/2025

For many parents, leaving the hospital after stillbirth is when grief truly begins. With 68% of these mothers discharged in under 2 days, your preparation makes all the difference. This guide covers essential conversations to have before discharge: physical recovery expectations, emotional preparation, and practical first-day support. Learn how to help families navigate those critical first 24 hours when they return to an empty nursery.
https://forget-me-not.beehiiv.com/p/part-1-of-3-the-first-24hrs-after-the-stillborn-patient-is-discharged

19/03/2025

"The highest satisfaction with bereavement care was on dedicated postnatal bereavement wards."
Yet our survey of 150 nurses found only 1 unit had a dedicated bereavement room.
This week's newsletter explores the research behind why specialized spaces matter so profoundly for families experiencing IUFD.

18/03/2025

Research reveals that parents who initially decline photographs after stillbirth often deeply regret this decision later.

Research reveals parents who initially decline photographs after stillbirth often deeply regret this decision later.

17/03/2025

❤️ Self Care Moment: 🫶 "Compassion Fatigue is a secondary traumatic stress disorder resulting from caring for and helping traumatized or suffering people or animals." - Patricia Smith

15/03/2025

One bereaved mother shared: "We had a lab tech come draw blood at 2 AM and she congratulated us. She didn't know, and it was awful for all of us."
Small details like door markings can prevent devastating moments for families experiencing pregnancy loss. In today's newsletter, we explore five meaningful approaches that balance respect, privacy, and clear communication.

21/11/2024

Creating a safe, nurturing, and comforting space for grieving moms, dads, and their families can offer profound support as they process their loss. Every detail in a bereavement room carries significance—it serves as a sanctuary during their darkest moments, a place for reflection, remembrance, and healing. The following tips are designed to help you thoughtfully create spaces that provide solace and support for families navigating their grief.

23/05/2024

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