Lost my baby boy last week at 35 weeks! I wish and pray no one has to go through this pain. Praying for all moms for healthy pregnancy and safe delivery.

Watching this at 32 weeks pregnant . I hope and pray I have a safe delivery ❤

I lost my baby after 37weeks....the pain is traumatizing. I pray that no mothers-to-be goes through the same.

I just lost my baby boy at 20 weeks and 6 days. He was born alive and held my finger before he passed away. My results show that it was due to chorioamnionitis found in the placenta that caused me to go into pre-term labor. Will have a follow-up with my MFM in February to discuss what we can do to prevent it in the future. My Heart goes out to everyone who has lost a baby. Our babies are now flying high.

Today marks the one-year anniversary that I delivered my stillborn daughter at 31 weeks. It was my first pregnancy, I had no risk factors and everything was going perfectly. Thanks for bringing awareness to this topic, even as difficult as is it.

omg,this topic scares me to death i am 38week pregnant and so scared.every time my baby is calm in the womb i do everything make him move.my heart goes every perent who went through this😢god bless everybody

Lost my love, Isla @ 37 weeks. She’s my guardian angel. 👼 sending hugs and strength to other mamas out there. You’ll get through this; your baby will always be with you in your heart. Believe it!

I had a uterine rupture 12 hours into an attempted vbac 11 years after my first beautiful son was born. They had 7 minutes to get my 2nd sweet son out in time,thankfully they got him out successfully, and he is now a healthy and beautiful 6 month old. It was very frightening, but by the grace of God we both came out of it healthy. My heart goes out to anyone who has sadly had a late term loss or stillbirth. I've lost 3 babies early on,that was difficult and sad. I can't imagine carrying a baby so long,feeling them,bonding with them to have that heartbreaking conclusion. Great video for information.

My first child was stillborn at 39 weeks and 2 days and non of the risks you listed applied to me. As you stated we never could learn a why for his passing. He was beautiful and healthy till he was in heaven. It is a life changing event and the grief is debilitating. Thankfully the Lord has given us two living children and they are thriving. They will never replace Mav but they add joy to our lives. I will alway miss my Maverick. Our family will never be complete it's devastating. Thanks for covering this topic so many shy away from. In your next video you should always talk how family can support loved ones growing this.

Thank you for this compassionate, informed, evidence based look at stillbirth. I’m an RN and also, sadly, a part of “the club” that no one wants to be in as a stillbirth mama to my 4th child 2/2/22. She was full term and perfect born at 40+4 weeks. Interestingly, our case checks none of the boxes you mentioned for causes and risks. Cause of death was presumed cord accident though there were no visible knots, kinks, or abnormalities of the cord per testing and it was not around her neck either. Placental testing came back normal as well. Looking forward to next weeks video. In our case we chose not to do more invasive testing or an autopsy because I just couldn’t do that to my little girl. Happy with the choice we made but it is still hard being in the “unexplained” group! 22:41

Thank you so much for covering this topic. I had a stillbirth in October 2022 at 35 weeks and I feel like I didn't hear anything about it throughout my seemingly normal uneventful pregnancy. After I experienced I looked for my favorite KZfaq pregnancy and birth channels for information about stillbirth and couldn't find anything. This information is so important.

It happens more than I realized . Lost my first grandchild to stillbirth in 2021 . It devastated me , but of course not as much as my daughter and her hubby. However, I went into a depression . I won't go to full detail since I didn't ask for permission from my daughter . IN 2022, I'm a grandmother of a rainbow grand baby. I appreciate your professional knowledge . During the onset of Covid my daughter received poor prenatal care. Doctors debated if they should have delivered the baby early and that still bothers me. You two are awesome. I learned a lot from this video .

My full term, 38-week-old daughter passed away after two hours of life due to a cord prolapse. It took them nearly 20 minutes to take me back to the operating room. We had no risk factors and no prior outstanding obstetric history, which makes getting closure even more difficult. Thank you for covering the pregnancy and infant loss topic because nobody else is speaking up for these babies.

Watching this as a person who went through this devastating loss. Lost my first born, a son as a stillborn. Delivered him on 5/15/23, 31 weeks of gestation 💔 it just sucks to not have answers as to what happened. I’m forever CRUSHED ☹️💔☹️💔

My friend had a stillbirth baby boy. They never were able to find out why either. She said the OB cried when the baby was born. So heartbreaking

Thank you for making this video. One of my best friends had a stillbirth at 37 weeks. Devastating. Shining a light on this is so important.

Thank you guys for the knowledge that y’all share with us. It is so appreciated. When I lose my baby at the beginning of the year. My OB or no one had answers. I didn’t understand are know why but they all just kept saying it’s not your fault. You did nothing wrong 😢. We are now pregnant with our rainbow 🌈 baby and we are 16w 2d. Thank God!!! We are so grateful. Sometimes there are moments that I get fearful but I say to myself God got me and this baby covered. In Jesus Christ mighty name. Amen!

Lost my son on 11/12/2022 & trying to figure out what happened. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

Thank you for this video, and sorry to all of the Mamas who posted in memory of their own loss. We lost our first baby 5/9/2022 at 31 weeks due to placental abruption. We are blessed to have that answer and know the "why", but even knowing we struggle with the fact that there isn't a lot we could have done, or can do. We are trying again for baby #2 and we hope to be more informed of these risk factors, and how we can best mitigate them. Thanks for always being a valuable source of information for pregnancy and maternal health.

I did not have a still birth. My Baby B twin did not have a heartbeat at 22 weeks. I delivered my healthy Baby Boy A at 38 weeks. His twin was pressed into the placenta. A profound experience. Devastating yet a blessing to still have one baby from that Pregnancy. I ended up with twin girls 18 mos later. I had 2 other singletons also. So 5 children

I want to bring awareness to this condition called Chronic Histiocytic Intervillositis which is an autoimmune reaction that leads to the placenta coming under attack and getting clogged. There is no screening test for this and the only way to diagnose it is to do a placental postmortem after the loss. There are experimental treatment plans currently under development but no assured cure. I was recently diagnosed with CHI after a second trimester stillbirth. It breaks my heart to think that thousands of people across the planet might not know about this and never receive the diagnosis and live forever with terrifying question of 'why did this happen'.

Thank you for covering this topic. In the next episode could you recommend resources on how loved ones can provide support to those that have experienced stillbirth?

Thank you for covering this topic. We experienced the stillbirth of our son in October 2021 at 30 weeks and at the time I was searching for videos just like this. Ultimately the reason for our stillbirth was unexplained and in our journey to become pregnant again, I was searching for risk factors that could make stillbirth a possibility in future pregnancies. Covering topics like this, while extremely sensitive and difficult, will help many people who have been through the unfathomable heartbreak and devastating loss due to stillbirth.

Didn't think I was going to watch this episode. Then my wife and I had our 28 week growth scan yesterday and our beautiful boy was just gone. No indication what's so ever that anything was wrong.

My first little boy I lost at 25 weeks... I still think of my sweet little Russell everyday and his little brother will know about his brother in heaven as he gets older and can understand 💗👼🌈

Thank you for making this video. I just had a stillbirth due to concealed placental abruption. My son passed away on 11/14/2022 and I gave birth to him on 11/16/2022. He was 30 weeks, 3 days gestation. This was my first pregnancy and I was considered low risk. It was an easy and uneventful pregnancy up until my placental abruption. After I got home for the hospital, I came to your KZfaq channel to see if you had any videos about stillbirth or placental abruption. I didn’t find any at the time, but I’m so glad you made this video. The timing couldn’t be better. I’m looking forward to next week’s video so I know what steps to take in the future. Thank you.

My sweet girl was delivered 5/12/21 at 22 weeks. My son was born 06/03/22 full term and healthy. My pregnancy was my son was great physically, but was so exhausting emotionally and mentally with struggling with fears of him passing away.

My baby #4 was a 37 week stillbirth. She had CDH and T18, but ultimately passed away from the chord being wrapped around her neck 3 times due to poly from the CDH. The doctors at the hospital were so wonderful when I delivered her and did whatever I wanted to have her. My next two pregnancies actually weren’t scary or worrisome.

My mothers first birth was a full term still born. I’m 8 weeks into my first pregnancy and want to be informed. This was a very grounded way to cover the issue and I thank you for that.

Thank you for this video. I was watching your weekly pregnancy updates during my pregnancy until my stillbirth at 24 weeks on 10/2/22. It is heartbreaking. We believe that marginal cord insertion was the main risk factor for the loss of our daughter. It is helpful to see this being discussed on a channel like yours.

Just lost my baby girl last week at 37 weeks.... shes about to give birth on aug.16 but suddenly lost heartbeat... i still have the trauma and pain...shes always in my heart...never forget...each and everyday im crying...

My daughter had a stillbirth at 40 weeks, cord wrapped around the neck 3 times, the doctor said one that happens it can happen again, I didn’t believe that because to me it was an accident, she did produce xtra amnionic fluid, she got pregnant 5 years after, and was a healthy pregnancy but this time she had xtra care and at the time of delivery the cord was wrapped around the neck again!!! I was terrified but doctors were able to save him. It was a heartbreaking experience for my daughter and me. Thank you for the video

I'm not pregnant but have known two people who suffered stillbirths. One was my boss who lost her baby at 8 months after she got sick. Another was one of my prenatal massage clients who lost her twins just a few days before she was scheduled to deliver. Thanks for making this video, great info

I had a stillbirth at just 21 weeks pregnant with my baby girl. I had a healthy pregnancy with my first child, so my doctors couldn’t explain why.This breaks my heart to know that many women have felt the same pain that I have,

Lost my baby on at 27 weeks last month . Everything was going perfect there was no risk factor it was my second pregnancy having one daughter she is 2 year old. Stillbirth is really heartbreaking m broken mentaly physically and emotionally. I wish every mom have healthy and safe pregnancy

Thank you for mentioning Covid infection as a possible cause-I’ve had two friends that have had severe bleeding and placenta issues a month after getting Covid and thankfully they got medical attention quickly and their babies were okay. A lot of people still don’t know this can cause issues…❤

I’m at 20 weeks n my first pregnancy was a still birth at 34 weeks he was perfect n it completely took my world and devastated me I’m so scared that it can happen again. N I get so upset becus the doctors weren’t very great at all! They made it so much worse n I’m having to go back to the same hospital I’ve not had any ultrasounds or anything yet becus im so freaked out about going in n I know I need to n I’ve got one scheduled: finally thankfully cus I’m so worried n want to make sure this babies okay ugh sorry to vent this all but I thought I’d be able to watch this video n I’m thankful u guys have made it I’ve never heard from my doctors about anything bout it really. So I’ve always been so torn and upset and damaged from it now hearing it’s so much rarer my sons embellical went around his neck while I was at work n I didn’t u derstand I was in labor n by the time I went in after work they couldn’t find his heartbeat! But this pregnancy im so scared I’m not excited n it makes me so confused! N guilty becus I was so excited for the first time! He was perfect tho weight organs everything we passed with flying colors but yeah I am thankful you guys made ur channel I’ve learned so much from ya !!!!

Thank you for this video. Such a hard topic but a necessary discussion. Look forward to seeing your next video on what we can do for prevention.

13 weeks pregnant.. praying for everyone safe pregnancy and delivery 🤲🏾Amen ❤

I had a placental abruption and PPROM at 21 weeks with my baby girl. I developed Chorioamnionitis severely as well

4weeks ago I lost my baby girl at 38weeks 😢waiting on post mortem results

Thanks for sharing your evidence-based knowledge on this important topic. Could you please discuss about the risks of hyperemesis gravidarum and still births or neonatal complications? Thank you.

I lost my first two babies. Thank you for the compassionate disclaimer in the beginning and all of the information you've provided.

This is a great video. Very informative. I like it how they covered the data quickly and simply. Very well prepared. I'm hoping for a healthy baby as an older Mum- 42y. Several losses since i had our daughter at 33y. Keeping fingers crossed for this one- now 26 weeks. Think i might ask about some extra checks when i get close to the due date. Our daughter was small but super healthy. Good luck to everyone

We had a term stillbirth of our wonderful boy at 38w. He was great at the 37 week checkup and just like that we lost him. My medical team all around was terrible. My 6 week checkup my ob asked if anyone told me why it happened. I was her first loss but any information regarding testing or whatever else would’ve made my terrible experience slightly less so. Glad your patients have you!

Watching this at 27 weeks and freaking out 🥺

I lost my baby the night before last at 28 almost 29 weeks. Grief is a funny thing. Sometimes I'm sad, sometimes I feel nothing, sometimes I can laugh. My husband and family are digging the plot right now. I went into labor, after lunch, but the doctors said the baby had already been gone 2 days😢 How? I felt nothing. How could I not have felt him die? I had no risk factors and a clean bill of health at every checkup. I do live in a third world county however, and medical care is subpar with patient bedside manner being trash. Worse than trash, traumatizing. Dehumanizing. We spent most of the day yesterday trying to get our son's body. They didn't want to give him to us making excuses like, "you don't want to kake your suffering worse by seeing him." I'll be the judge of that! And when we asked why we lost our baby, they said he was "meant for heaven." I genuinely belive that, but it also gives us no cause. We asked about testing, and after pawning us off to another department they said we could do testing through police forensics. We would have to report the death and it would have to be a legal issue. A friend of mine recently lost her almost one year-old to a brain condition she was born with. The police interrogated and investigated the hearbroken parents, ultimately blaming the father for not being home the day it happened. The man has to make a living! How could they know the day they would lose her? How are they to blame for a known medical condition? The little one was on borrowed time, but still my friend's grief had to be compounded by being a suspect and having to defend her husband. Needless to say, I could not go through that. I could not go through having to make a legal case with all of my checkups to prove I wasn't negligent. So we just have to accept we will never know what happened.

I had a term stillbirth at 39 weeks with no known cause.

I had labs drawn post-op and my results were consistent for Antiphospholipid Syndrome. But I lost my baby at 39.4 (on Oct. 14th of this year), which is an uncommon manifestation as babies tend to pass between 3-6 months with this condition. However, I need to follow up with my doctor because my labs 2 weeks post-op came back fine. I still haven’t heard from her. And the autopsy results are still pending. And I still have to get my repeat labs in January. I still have so many questions. 😔

Lost my baby girl at 37 weeks😢

Can you help me understand why routine labs aren’t drawn to check for cholestasis? I had very mild itching (not on my hands or feet) from 34 weeks onward and finally got tested at 37 only to learn the risk of stillbirth warranted an induction… why wouldn’t this routinely be checked if the outcome can be so devastating ?

My OGgyn prescribed me a Baby Aspirin 81 gm because of age they said. It does made me heartburn all day.

When will Sarah's baby be born?

I had a stillbirth on 6th June after years of waiting am so depressed 😭

Please cover IUGR

Hi I had a still born last year 23. 04.2023, and it hurting me so much, I was 39weeks and I had a membrane rapture which started in the morning and my doctor told me that the oxygen between me and the baby was less so they had to put me on oxygen, and after 2hrs thy removed the oxygen, the water was coming out and after sometimes the water dried, at around 12 midnight I started bleeding the took me for emergency c-section it was too late i lost my baby boy..its painful to loose a baby.

I lost my Son 5 months ago I’m still grieving it’s hard

I lost my baby boy at 36weeks on 30th June. I just want to know why. What was wrong with him? There was no deformity in him when he was born. I was never sick when pregnant. I started folic acid 1 year before I got pregnant. Why? I can't wrap my head around it

I do wish you had broken out the US rates by race. I feel like it is much higher for Black women in America. In fact more comparable to 3rd world countries or worse.

Even tho im a child ] but my mom had my eldest brother only at 35 weeks he made it through the whole pregnancy but he died to some illness that we was born with and at least he will be in a great place and i may get to see him for the first time/

There was actually 2 hours long study on youtube which I cant find where it was stated that the stillbirth rate in US and UK is progressive and had increased recently in comparison to past years. This disturbing occurance is attributed to inacessible care for mothers.

I'm the adult child of a mom who had one. I am having health issues as I age. I am 52.

Did they ever do part 2? I can't find it.

Is there a higher chance of stillbirth if babys heart rate spikes to 180+ during contractions? Iv been to the hospital twice for contractions and high fetal heartrate. I'm 35+3 weeks and my ultrasounds and tests have been normal. I'm worried to go into labor and put stress on my baby. My Dr's won't induce until 39 weeks.

Any Insights about APLA syndrome

What's the role of low Vitamin D level in early pregnancy?

I heard that age is a factor in complications? Is that actually true or it’s just a myth? My girlfriend has never gotten pregnant before, she is 41 years old and she feels her time is running out. Also I’m 34 and I’m not the healthiest person around, I’m a bit chubby & I’ve been a cigarette smoker for around 17 years. Granted when we have sex we barely use any birth control so idk if it’s her age? Is it my lifestyle? Is it my age? Or a combination of everything overall?

What about low PAPP-A and its relation to stillbirth?

Thank you😔🫂

There will be a pregnancy transformation part 2

We lost our precious baby girl last week. She was 34 weeks 5 days. Preliminary report shows they found E Coli in her bloodstream. Can you help me understand how could E Coli got in her bloodstream when I had no symptoms?

I like your KZfaq vadios I'm still thinking about haveing a baby

when will the baby be born

Noone in here said..I lost my fetus...these moms and dads lost their babys💔

I lost my 2 babies at 6 months too much hard plz pary for me😢😢

Very educational but why he keep looking at her and looking back ?

good video

Vaccines during pregnancy??

Health care is probably the biggest reason for stillbirth in black women.

I've had a stillbirth 2 months ago I was over 41 weeks pregnant and I'm sure covid was the reason

i lose my daughter at 32 week 5 day scan after i think she pass away after this scan 2 week we just cremate her on 7 feb 2024 take her out from my tummy 2 feb

this video is scaring moms into trying again.

Full term stillbirth at 41 weeks. No cause was found

Why are there so many ads in your channel? You guys are doctors! It would be amazing to watch informative videos without so many ads

Two still births at 18 and 29 weeks... I can't begin to explain how that feels emotionally..😢😢 I keep blaming myself everyday cuz no one can explain to me what actually caused this the first and second time 😢😢😢

Thank you for covering this topic. There is so much stigma around it ,but it really needs to be more mentioned in pregnancy classes and in general. For although it's not that common it happens much more than we realize.Momma to an angel girl Dora🤍🕊💔

I’m 27 weeks pregnant, and i have had 2 miscarriages… Still birth scares me and I fear it everyday. 😭

We had a term stillbirth of our wonderful boy at 38w. He was great at the 37 week checkup and just like that we lost him. My medical team all around was terrible. My 6 week checkup my ob asked if anyone told me why it happened. I was her first loss but any information regarding testing or whatever else would’ve made my terrible experience slightly less so. Glad your patients have you!