Augusta County couple honors stillborn daughter by raising money to donate Caring Cradles to area hospitals

Augusta County couple honors stillborn daughter by raising money to donate Caring Cradles to area hospitals   

 Augusta County couple honors stillborn daughter by raising money to donate Caring Cradles to area hospitals

“An Augusta County couple continues to grieve after they lost their stillborn daughter, Alivia. Laura Shifflett and her fiancé Dakota Martin were able to spend 22.5 hours with their daughter, thanks to a cooling device called a Caring Cradle. It has a cooling mattress pad, which allows families to spend more time with their stillborn baby.”


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