”How do you live when a child dies ? ” – Monika Biedroń – a mother who miscarried three times, co-founder of the ciążowy.pl and staraniowy.pl and Izabela Grzyb – psychotherapist specializing in prenatal and reproduction psychology were invited to take part in the broadcast in Radio Kraków.

“Women miscarries since a long time, but now one in five pregnancies ends in miscarriage. The trend is upward, but women are more conscious. However the topic of miscarriages in Poland is still treated as a taboo, because nothing happened, because nature wanted so, because there will be more babies. Only in two hospitals in Krakow mothers of Little Angels obtain the help of a psychologist, still there’s a lack of understanding on the part of medical staff, lack of burial possibility, despite the fact that since 2000 the Polish law permits it. We don’t know how to talk with these women, we prefer to remain silent about it and let them suffer alone.

But how to live, when a child dies ? How to support orphaned parents? What needs to be change in the approach of physicians and midwives?” Let’s break the taboo and start talking!

Guests: Izabela Grzyb – psychotherapist specializing in prenatal and reproduction psychology, Monika Biedroń – a mother who miscarried three times, co-founder of the ciążowy.pl and staraniowy.pl

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