PHOTOS: Painted rock garden recognizes children who died during pregnancy or after birth

HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
HEAL Garden dedicated to those lost during pregnancy or after birth
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Atrium Medical Center employees volunteered to paint about 150 rocks with the names of children lost during pregnancy or after birth. As part of the Help Endure A Loss program, there is a Memory Garden located behind Atrium Medical Center. The rocks will be displayed through October in recognition of this month’s Pregnancy and Infant Remembrance Day.
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By Rick McCrabb – Contributing Writer
Updated Oct 22, 2020
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Atrium Medical Center employees recently volunteered to paint 150 rocks with the names of children who died during pregnancy or after birth.

The rocks are part of the Help Endure A Loss (HEAL) Memory Garden at the hospital. The rocks will be displayed throughout the month.

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