Communication of mourning
Saturday, July 10th, 2010
The loss of the child after the 25th week or birth:
what methods of communication with the mother and the copy in the early stages of mourning
Mourning is an emotional response and physiological processes related to change if the latter suffered a loss.
Mourning is a path that is divided into several phases, in which the variables of the emotions are directly proportional to the value that each of us gives what he has lost. It can happen, for example, that the spontaneous fetal death of a child unwanted lead in parents more pain relief .. The same is true of a malformed child or disabled person. This occurs even if the parents were aware and had agreed to keep it.
Before getting into specific, which will be the theme of loss of communication, I think it is appropriate to obtain an overview of possible biopsychic and emotional context of the women with whom we deal and to which we will communicate that have lost their baby during pregnancy or shortly after birth.
It should be borne in mind that pregnancy is a very special woman. There is naturally a consideration that even remotely resembles the!
E ‘in place in all his being a change, a profound transformation that makes it unique. It is not a weak woman or weakened due to pregnancy, and should not be considered and treated as such. This is a woman who has undergone great changes in fast times, and is definitely sensitive and emotional. (more…)
Vaccinations are one of the greatest achievements of medicine and were considered the discovery that, throughout human history, has brought benefits second only to those derived from drinking water. Childhood vaccinations are very important because they represent the first action brought prior to your child, to eliminate the risk of dangerous infectious diseases. Vaccinate children means being part of an action brought in the world by the World Health Organization.
The purpose of this article is to provide the necessary information on vaccination in children and the diseases they preventable. Recall that the staff of vaccination and your family pediatrician are always available to go into that and clarify all doubts.
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