The Szczecin Perinatal Hospice "Jestem" has launched a social campaign called "Hour of Tenderness." The campaign is aimed at parents who learn during pregnancy that their unborn child has a serious, incurable illness or a lethal defect. In such moments, medical help is simply not enough; the presence of specialists becomes crucial, says psychologist Katarzyna Wojtyniak. "Such a conversation helps, above all, to organize the chaos of thoughts and…
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The JESTEM Perinatal Hospice in Szczecin has provided comprehensive care to 54 children and their loved ones over the past two years. Wanting to do more for those in its care, it is launching a campaign called "Hour of Tenderness."
The Szczecin Perinatal Hospice "Jestem" has launched a social campaign called "Hour of Tenderness." The campaign is aimed at parents who learn during pregnancy that their unborn child has a serious, incurable illness or a lethal defect. In such moments, medical help is simply not enough; the presence of specialists becomes crucial, says psychologist Katarzyna Wojtyniak. "Such a conversation helps, above all, to organize the chaos of thoughts and…