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HI, I love your blog! I stumbled upon while searching for some type “charity/support group/awareness community for the TAC. I. too have had losses. One son (2007), b/g twins (2011). I had the TAC placed late 2012 and had a flawless pregnancy & delivery of my baby girl, Auset Dec. 12, 2014! My wish is for women who’ve had the types of devastating losses we’ve had don’t get stuck on anger/bitterness/resentment. Do you know if there is a charity that supports TAC awareness? For example, there are social events that support cancer research and everyone wears pink. I am in the process of putting together a physical art gallery version of my blog. loudsilencebrand.com, and would like to use TAC research/awareness/support as my charity of choice. Any suggestions??
I hope to be able to unite & share with you.
Warmest Regards,
Tori Alamaze