Thousands of Canadians miscarry every year. For them, Mother's Day can be a reminder of loss | Unpublished
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Publication Date: May 11, 2025 - 20:24

Thousands of Canadians miscarry every year. For them, Mother's Day can be a reminder of loss

May 11, 2025
For many, Mother's Day is about celebration — a day when the roles are reversed and children are meant to let their mothers know just how much they mean to them. But for the estimated one in 10 mothers who have suffered a miscarriage or lost a child, the day is often one of grief.


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