Triggered by your patients
Exhausted from maintaining a "professional face"
Wanting to call in sick
Feeling burned out
Strained relationships with family, friends, or colleagues
Insomnia
Mindless scrolling or binge watching Netflix for distraction
Drinking, eating junk food
Everyone grieves differently. Pick and choose the resources as you go.
Options to build strength so you can carry the weight of your loss.
Here are some suggestions for pregnant anesthesia providers (with research references) to optimize safety for both the provider and baby while working in the operating room or off-site location.
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Listen to healthcare providers openly share their grief journeys and return to work to help normalize difficult conversations around grief. Additional resources & mindful meditations are also offered.
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Feeling isolated after experiencing a pregnancy or infant loss? Receive peer support from other providers who have had similar experiences when we meet on Zoom each month.
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When our daughter, Anna Grace, was stillborn, I found it challenging to connect with healthcare providers who understood grief after pregnancy and infant loss. This struggle inspired me to create a community where we can connect, share, and support each other through this difficult journey.
I look forward to introducing you to others and support you.