Continuing A Pregnancy With A Life-Limiting Or Fatal Diagnosis
We hope these resources provide compassionate support, trustworthy information, and guidance as you navigate the days ahead—one step at a time.
Support for the Days Ahead
Continuing a pregnancy after receiving a serious or life-limiting diagnosis can bring many emotions, questions, and uncertainties. You may be thinking about what lies ahead, how to prepare for your baby's birth, and how to make meaningful decisions for your family.
The resources below offer guidance on planning for birth, exploring care options, creating memories, and spending time with your baby. Whether your baby's prognosis is clear or uncertain, you deserve compassionate care, accurate information, and support that honors your family's needs and wishes.
Sharing Your Story
There is no right or wrong time to share your story. You can choose when, how, and with whom you share your experience. Some parents find comfort in talking openly, while others prefer to share only with a small circle of trusted people. Your story belongs to you.
Grief is not something you will "get over." The love you have for your baby will always be part of your story. As time passes, you may find new ways to honor your baby, stay connected to their memory, and carry them with you into the future.
No matter where you are in your journey, you are not alone.