“ After Loss” Gail Dacayanan, 2016

 Resources and References for Healthcare Providers and

Donating after the loss of a baby: http://www.ukamb.org/donating-milk/donating-after-the-loss-of-a-baby/

Mothers’ Milk Bank of San Jose: www.mothersmilk.org

Human Milk Banking Association of North America: https://www.hmbana.org/

Empty Arms Bereavement Support: http://www.emptyarmsbereavement.org/

Empty Arms Bereavement, link to “Lactation After Loss” brochure: http://www.emptyarmswesternma.blogspot.com/p/lactation-after-loss.html?m=1

University of Washington Medical Center . Patient education/Lactation Services. Breast care after the loss of your baby. March, 2012.

The Anderson’s Story, Facebook page: Donating Through Grief: Bryson’s Legacy https://www.facebook.com/donatingthroughgrief/

 Other links: http://www.glowinthewoods.com/how-to-stop-lactation/how-to-stop-lactation-when- there-is-no-baby.html http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2014-02-15/news/ct-milk-donation-met- 20140215_1_donor-milk-milk-bank-breast-milk http://babylossdirectory.blogspot.com/

 General links for bereaved parents: www.emptyarmsbereavement.org www.nationalshare.org www.compassionatefriends.org www.glowinthewoods.com www.opentohope.com www.sands.org.au

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