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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh and to the PP, even today, even with an autopsy, I never got a death certificate. Most states and countries don't require provision of any official documentation. If a baby is stillborn, it's possible you'll still get neither a birth nor a death certificate. I know my parents never got either. If this was more than 20 years ago, the attitude on stillbirth was this: get over it, forget it, and move on. If they don't want to talk, you have to respect that boundary. It's a traumatic thing and if I don't want to discuss my experience with stillbirth, it's up to me.[/quote] This. OP please don't talk to your parents about this. Having a still born is traumatic. Also plenty of healthy women fave babies die. My aunt had a baby die about 3 days later and went on to have 5 healthy kids. My mom had two late term miscarriages and 4 kids who came to term. It's very unlikely that it's anything other than a still birth. [/quote]
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