In a recent episode of the Croatian Catholic Network's show 'Aktualno', Dr. Beata Halassy, a member of the management board of the association In the Name of the Family, discussed the emotional turmoil many women face due to miscarriage and severe prenatal diagnoses. The show emphasized that each experience of miscarriage involves profound personal grief, uncertainty, and a need for human connection and support. The importance of addressing these issues is crucial, as many women suffer alone in silence.

The discussion also included details about an upcoming scientific symposium titled 'Navigating Uncertainty – Miscarriages and Serious Prenatal Diagnoses', which is set to take place on March 7 in Zagreb and organized by the association In the Name of the Family. This symposium is aimed at providing a platform for sharing experiences and understanding the psychological impact of these events on expectant mothers and families. By shedding light on such topics, the event hopes to foster a supportive community for those affected.

Dr. Halassy emphasized that pregnancy is typically a time filled with hope and anticipation, making the loss during this period even more devastating. She remarked that silence about the loss often amplifies the pain and highlights the necessity for open dialogue and support systems for women experiencing such tragedies. The event aims to break this silence and promote awareness about the challenges faced by families dealing with these heart-wrenching situations, ultimately enhancing the understanding and care for those affected by perinatal loss.