"Now he is in his right place": why give a name to his stillborn baby is so important for some parents

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Testimonials - A law now authorizes parents of dead in utero to give a surname to their child.The text being at retroactive range, many parents plan to go to the town hall, sometimes 30 years after the loss of a child, to modify the act drawn up.

Last weekend, when the holiday season is fast approaching, Cindy is preparing the traditional Christmas tree with her son Aaron and her daughter Mayane.Among the decorations are deposited as every year four balls which have a particular meaning in the eyes of the family: there is one per child.Because between Aaron and Mayane, in 2016 and 2017, Cindy lost two babies: Mahé, a little boy, eight months of pregnancy, and Théa, a little girl, ultimately.

Reading so many stillborn children will now be able to benefit from a surname

«Maintenant, il est à sa juste place» : pourquoi donner un nom à son bébé mort-né est si important pour certains parents

Her two children died in utero, that is to say in the mother's belly.Mahé suffered from a large diaphragmatic hernia and Down's syndrome, a rare disease - only thirty cases have been listed in the world.While she was more than eight months pregnant, the parents had to resolve to carry out a medical interruption of pregnancy (IMG).Cindy will fall pregnant, from a little girl.Three days before the term, Cindy smells of inert foot.Once at the clinic, we teach him that his heart ...

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