Forget Me Not
We create bereavement boxes for pregnancy loss. Our mission is to bridge the relationship between healthcare providers and their patients.
Our bereavement system comes with staff training and support for your patients experiencing pregnancy loss. Did you know that 1 in 6 pregnancies will result in pregnancy loss? We created Forget Me Not because we saw a major need in the healthcare industry to provide more support to the healthcare staff who work tirelessly for grieving mothers. What's unique about our bereavement box is we also inc
30/08/2023
It's National Grief Awareness Day.
Today's we're featuring an article written by Nice News. You can find the full article here nicenews.com/acts-of-kindness/guide-support-someone-grieving-exclusive/
Grief doesn't need perfect words, just your presence. Dr. Alan Wolfelt & David Kessler advise proactive care. Listen without comparison, as Angie Cartwright highlights. Expert insights via Nice News on aiding grieving individuals.
05/04/2023
POV: How do I recover from a fetal demise Delivery? Remember, your feelings are valid and grief is not linear. Self-care is important, and challenging shame narratives can help with healing from trauma. As a nurse, it's okay to show empathy and take time for yourself. Don't hesitate to seek professional help if needed. You are a treasure to someone, and your impact on patients' lives is significant.
The experience with your nurse during a pregnancy loss will always be remembered by the patient. Having compassion, patience, and the patient knowing you have their back can make all the difference. Research has shown that when someone experiencing trauma feels supported at the beginning, it can drastically reduce the impact over time.
12/02/2023
Did you know our page is only a small extension of our Instagram group? If you're a nurse or healthcare worker supporting pregnancy loss at your hospital or clinic, visit us at on Instagram where we share tips, education, questions and answers, spotlight nurses, and support nurse health supporting pregnancy loss. Join our community! https://www.instagram.com/the_forgetmenotbox/
09/02/2023
Hailey is an OB tech & Bereavement Coordinator. She shared with me such a wonderful perspective on pregnancy loss.
"Caring for families grieving the loss of a baby can be feel overwhelming, but I don’t know a single L&D nurse/ tech who wouldn’t say it is the greatest honor of their career. One thing I always make sure to do is ask if I can hold their baby. Something so simple & so meaningful to these moms. Every family I serve teaches me something new, & I want them to know I carry their sweet babies with me to better serve every family I come across. They mattered & will be remembered."
27/01/2023
What not to say to a pregnancy loss patient...
Using the correct language can play an enormous role to take the pressure off you and help the patient feel heard, understood, and supported.
We all want more than anything to feel heard and understood. A good way to help your patient feel heard is simply providing the opportunity for them to share.
24/01/2023
Don’t be afraid to ask parents if they chose a name for their baby. Use the name they picked out when referring to their baby. If it’s too early in the pregnancy or they didn’t choose one, use “baby” instead of “it” or “fetus”.
21/01/2023
As a healthcare worker, it can be very difficult to support grieving patients on top of feeling exhausted physically and emotionally. The Forget Me Not box supports the healthcare worker so they can feel confident supporting a patient experiencing pregnancy loss.
17/01/2023
Looking forward to speaking with Women In Self Healing tomorrow to speak about Forget Me Not.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, January 17 at 12:30 PM Pacific standard time we are going live with Trina from the forget me not box!
Tune in tomorrow to hear why Trina created the forget me not box and what all is inside ❤️
14/01/2023
12/01/2023
I personally experienced a pregnancy loss and here's what I did about it...
My business partner and I created a new bereavement box to serve grieving parents who experience pregnancy loss. Our mission is to support parents and healthcare workers who work tirelessly to console and serve them.
Today I have three wonderful kids along with one baby I lost along the way. My mission Is to get our bereavement product Into as many hospitals as possible to support grieving parents who need and deserve our help.
FMNcorp.com
30/08/2022
Calling all nurses. Are your patients feeling supported during a pregnancy loss? The Forget Me Not Box does just that. Our bereavement box bridges the relationship between healthcare providers and their patients. https://www.fmncorp.com/products
17/08/2022
We have created a product to bridge the relationship between healthcare providers and their patients. The Forget Me Not box turns a pregnancy loss into a supported journey ahead. fmncorp.com
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