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Area of Science:

Perinatal Medicine
Obstetrics
Midwifery

Background:

A term stillbirth is a tragic outcome of pregnancy.
Sudden fetal demise can occur unexpectedly during labor.
The experience is profoundly impactful for both the mother and healthcare providers.

Purpose of the Study:

To share a personal narrative of a term stillbirth.
To provide insight into the experience from both a maternal and midwifery perspective.
To highlight the emotional and psychological impact of unexpected fetal death.

Main Methods:

This is a personal reflection and case report.
The author, a midwife and mother, recounts her experience.
The narrative focuses on the events leading up to and following the discovery of stillbirth.

Main Results:

A term stillbirth was diagnosed during labor.
The event occurred unexpectedly despite a seemingly normal pregnancy and labor progression.
The experience was deeply traumatic for the author.

Conclusions:

Term stillbirth can occur without warning, even in low-risk pregnancies.
The dual role of midwife and mother intensifies the impact of stillbirth.
Such experiences underscore the importance of emotional support and understanding in perinatal care.