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Despite the high prevalence rates of nearly 20 to 50% of North American pregnancies, miscarriage and pregnancy loss are consistently underrepresented in literature and poorly supported in both clinical environments and social networks. In literature and policy, the language around pregnancy loss ranges includes terms such as reproductive loss, miscarriage, and fetal demise, which carry ambiguity around bereavement related to a loss, while simultaneously not acknowledging the death of a person.

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