“Det var et barn, jeg ikke fik, som jeg skulle have haft”
“Det var et barn, jeg ikke fik, som jeg skulle have haft”
“Det var et barn, jeg ikke fik, som jeg skulle have haft”
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Reference: K<br />
”D<strong>et</strong> <strong>var</strong> <strong>et</strong> <strong>barn</strong>, <strong>jeg</strong> <strong>ikke</strong> <strong>fik</strong>, <strong>som</strong> <strong>jeg</strong> <strong>skulle</strong> <strong>have</strong> <strong>haft”</strong>.<br />
Et bachelorprojekt om narrativit<strong>et</strong> og provokerede sene aborter<br />
For several weeks after the baby's death she felt panic-stricken around babies.<br />
Many women found it helped to write a journal or diary. Some joined support groups and m<strong>et</strong><br />
others who had been through the same experience, other women preferred to communicate<br />
with women they didn't know via email.<br />
Most women had photographs of the baby and had a special album or book about the baby that<br />
they could look at or add things to whenever they felt like it (see 'Photographs and other<br />
mementoes of the baby'). Funerals and other forms of remembrance helped many people<br />
grieve as did visiting the baby's grave and knowing that others were prepared to acknowledge<br />
the baby's life. (See 'Saying goodbye to the baby').<br />
Last reviewed May 2012.<br />
Reference: Field, Kate (2012c): Lokaliser<strong>et</strong> [010413] på<br />
http://www.healthtalkonline.org/Pregnancy_children/Ending_a_pregnancy_for_f<strong>et</strong>al_ab<br />
normality/Topic/2010/<br />
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