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Khadijah S Hines We celebrate you and your motherhood journey! 💜 Thank you for sharing with others. You inspire and support others to get the care and help they need. You are amazing! Repost from Khadijah S Hines•Thank you Postpartum Resource Center NY for all your help during my journey . Thank you Wendy Isnardi Nicole Taglienti Bridget DeAngelo Croteau Margareth Adams Danielle Clementina Chanel for care you gave for the support your gave . Thank you God for bring these beautiful ladies in my life !
Repost from Passages Wellness & Counseling for Women•🕯️ A light for every little life. A space for every grieving heart.Today, on Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day, we hold close the individuals and families whose lives have been touched by miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant loss.We remember the babies deeply loved and forever missed. We honor the hopes, dreams, and futures imagined for them and the love that continues long after loss.Whether your loss was recent or many years ago, whether you speak about it openly or carry it quietly, your grief matters. There is no timeline for remembering, and no single way to feel today. You deserve compassion, connection, and space for your story.Please join us from wherever you are tonight at 7:00 p.m. (your local time) for the Wave of Light. Light a candle and keep it glowing for one hour as we join families and communities around the world in remembrance. 🤍For your baby. For someone you love. For every family carrying an absence others may never see. We see you and remember💗#PregnancyAndInfantLossAwarenessDay #WaveOfLight #PregnancyLoss #InfantLoss #YouAreNotAlone PerinatalLoss HonorandRemember
Thank you Nicole Emily • Long Island, NY for sharing your voice to help to continue to break the silence for the mental health of mothers and parents! Thank you to the Suffolk County Maternal Mortality and Morbidity Task Force members for the important work you are doing in collaboration with the community helping save lives Legislator Jason A. Richberg Heather Hines Jessica Cosgrove, DO Michelle Salz, CNM, NPRepost from Nicole Emily • Long Island, NY•Last night was amazing. I had the honor of sitting on a panel in front of the Suffolk County Maternal Morbidity and Mortality Task Force (phew, that’s a mouthful lol). This task force is made up of some really incredible folks involved in the nitty gritty of maternal health in our county. Everything from better birth outcomes for women of color to bringing mental health care to all women after pregnancy. Dr. Heather Hines of Heather Hines invited me to participate, to tell my story, and for that I’m so grateful. It was also a pleasure to meet Legislator Jason A. Richberg I sat with ✨Sonia Murdock from Postpartum Resource Center NY , ✨Michelle Salz CNM NP (a personal hero of mine. She was my psych NP for many years and saved me 3 different times) and ✨Dr. Jessica Cosgrove a dedicated reproductive psychiatrist Jessica Cosgrove, DOThis experience lit a fire in me. We all need to be so unrelenting with our involvement in all of this. When one mother hurts, we all hurt. We need to be talking about the deep, the dark, the sad. We need to work together to break the stigma. When you share your story, you inspire other women to speak up and say “I’m not ok”. This saves lives. I’m going to make it a point to attend these meetings in the future and I’d love if you came with me. Let me know if you’re interested and we can make a plan to go. PS- if you were there last night, message me. Let’s stay in touch! #longislandmom #longislandmoms #millenialmom #maternalmentalhealth #mentalhealth
Repost from The Motherhood Center•LIVE EVENT! Seating is limited. Make sure to RSVP to grab your spot. (also available virtually - must register in advance) What would motherhood look like if mothers had the support they deserve?Mark your calendars and join us at The Motherhood Center on November 2 for a screening of No Country for Mothers, followed by a conversation about the pressures facing American mothers and what needs to change.The documentary follows activist Reshma Saujani as she investigates the narratives that divide mothers and the movement bringing them together to demand affordable child care, paid leave, and meaningful support.At TMC, we see how the expectations placed on mothers shape their mental health. We’re bringing our community together to watch, reflect, and discuss how we can better support mothers and families.We’re honored to welcome:💬 Reshma Saujani for opening remarks🎤 Abigail Pogrebin as moderator💜 Conversation with Catherine Birndorf, MD, Chanel Porchia-Albert, and Victoria Eisen📅 November 2, 2026📍 The Motherhood Center205 Lexington Avenue, 10th Floor, NYC🎟️ FREE (registration link in bio)🕠 Doors open at 5:15 PM (opening remarks at 5:45 PM)Save the date and share with someone you’d like to bring. Stay tuned as we introduce our guests and share more about the evening. 💜Save the date and share with someone you’d like to bring. Stay tuned as we introduce our guests and share more about the evening. 💜#NoCountryForMothers #TheMotherhoodCenter #MaternalMentalHealth #MomsFirst #SupportMothers NYCEvents
Repost from Jennifer Price, LMHC, PMH-C, IPPE-C•Who’s in?!!