Kassy’s Kause

MMH Summit

Cat Carnell’s Speech and resource guide

My speech.

My presentation will be available here after the summit for anyone who would like to watch it again or share it with someone they love.

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Research & books

Explore the research and resources that informed my presentation, along with books created to support individuals and families navigating pregnancy loss, grief, and healing.

Research cited in my presentation

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Lucky the BYRD

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