Catherine Elizabeth Embly and Justice C.C. Myers-Cannon
Catherine Elizabeth Embly and Justice C.C. Myers-Cannon
Two families shared a loss that every parent can’t bear to think of: losing their children to stillbirth.
However, they honor their babies in the effort they determined to do together: donating a Caring Cradle to Meritus Healthcare Foundation.
“As a family who has lived and continues to live with the tragedy and pain of losing a child, our hope is that the Caring Cradle will provide families with peace, comfort and the extra time they may need to spend to say goodbye to their baby,” Dee Myers, Justice’s grandmother, said in the release.
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