Miscarriage, Stillbirth **WARNING** SENSITIVE CONTENT PT 2

Stillbirth and Miscarriage ***WARNING*** SENSITIVE CONTENT Burial Rights Improper Hospital Care -- EVERY HOSPITAL SHOULD WATCH THIS VIDEO BECAUSE YOUR PATIENTS ARE WATCHING IT. They will learn their rights from this, and the Part 1 video.

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News & Politics

Tags:

• miscarriage
• stillbirth
• pregnancy
• loss
• Israel
• Beth
• rights
• improper
• hospital
• care
• Massachusetts
• Boston
• Morrisey
• burial

[ellenNicolette]

how dare they call a child "medical waste" !!! bastards!! The baby had a heart beat , it was alive!!

[mammabarb]

"dead fetus" GRRR! That makes me angry, it was a BABY! A BABY DAMNIT!

[nessar713]

Apparently it's the parents choice no matter how many weeks u are

[Monsterengery01]

I'm sorry for everyones losses I didn't read all the comments but I think my mom had it the hardest she had 6 still births b4 she had me the dr's just told her 2 stop trying bc she was never gonna have any kids but got almost all of union county in NC 2 pray and she got 4 wonderful kids me being the first..... I am a walking answer 2 many prayers!!!!!! God bless America and all mothers who have 2 go threw just half of what my mom did or more!!!!!!

[loner1878]

@mammabarb

A fetus is simply the correct medical term from an embryo until birth. What do you have against medical terminology?

[nursemessyjessi]

Prior to 20 weeks, the fetus is considered tissue like an organ you might have removed. After 20 weeks, it's the mother's decision what to do.

[hottopicthief0607]

@CastleOfButterflies i didnt even get anything like that, ur lucky on that part, i guess because i wasnt able to pay for my visit and everything, that i didnt deserve anything..

[hottopicthief0607]

i dont know if they had changed the process yet, but i misscarried and they never asked me anything about keeping it to bury it or anything. just dissposed of it.. kinda pissed me off aswell..

[going2NY]

ummm 23 peaople actually liked this???

[shazbabe30]

shocking the could treat this baby this way xxxxx

[CastleOfButterflies]

I miscarried early (at around 11 weeks, it had only developed to 6 weeks). The hospital didn't even ask me what I wanted, they just took it out and put it in a container and whisked it away. I imagine they did testing on it for scientific purposes. Months later sent me a certificate saying they had buried it. I never saw it, I only caught a glimpse of what looked like a blob. I should think they don't want to give it to the mother, as it would only cause more emotional upset & it's kinda creepy

[Anglynn74]

@Ang3litAzt3ca I have also lost 4 pregnancies due to miscarriage, I know what it's like to want to bury one's child but I have never felt the need to bury any of my pregnancies. I was given an option with the last to have the remains placed in a flower garden which I did, but no funeral or anything of the like. Again, these people are simply grieving & at times we as humans do this irrationally, especially when losing a child.