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280 - Infant Loss due to Placental Abruption and Uterine Rupture with Kimberly May

280 - Infant Loss due to Placental Abruption and Uterine Rupture with Kimberly May

Released Wednesday, 30th November 2022
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280 - Infant Loss due to Placental Abruption and Uterine Rupture with Kimberly May

280 - Infant Loss due to Placental Abruption and Uterine Rupture with Kimberly May

280 - Infant Loss due to Placental Abruption and Uterine Rupture with Kimberly May

280 - Infant Loss due to Placental Abruption and Uterine Rupture with Kimberly May

Wednesday, 30th November 2022
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Do you know what a Placental Abruption is?

Placental abruption occurs when the placenta separates from the inner wall of the uterus before birth. Placental abruption can deprive the baby of oxygen and nutrients and cause heavy bleeding in the mother. In some cases, early delivery is needed.

Today's guest experienced a placental abruption along with a uterine rupture that lead to her pre-term birth.  Kimberly May lost her 6 day old son due to an overlooked placental abruption/uterine rupture. While she is still struggling with grief from this profound loss she shares her journey in hope to inspire others.

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