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Ritual for an Aborted or Miscarriaged Child

Madeleine Sklar shares a ritual and poem for the grief of a miscarried child.

abortion, grief, miscarriage

Two individuals in floral-patterned clothing holding hands outdoors, conveying a sense of support and connection.

Miscarriage Ritual with Friends: Reading Poems at the Mikveh

Poems to be read by friends surrounding the person who has miscarried before she immerses in the mikveh

grief, infertility, miscarriage, pregnancy

Person in an infinity pool, gazing out at the serene ocean view under a clear sky.

Water: A Prayer/Mikveh Ritual for an IVF Miscarriage

“There is nothing mere about water”

grief, IVF, mikveh, miscarriage, Shekhinah

Black and white image of a person underwater, bubbles rising from their mouth, and light beams filtering through.

Memorial Prayer for Miscarriage, Stillbirth & Baby Loss

“Shekhinah – Divine Presence, may You comfort us”

kaddish, loss of a child, miscarriage, mourning, yahrzeit

Lit candle and white calla lily on a wooden surface against a dark background.

Faith During an Uncertain Future after Infertility

Thinking about Passover and the death of the firstborn, praying to conceive.

conception, miscarriage, seder

hands holding yellow zinnia

Traditional Mikveh Blessings

Traditional blessings for mikveh immersion

abortion, birthdays, cancer, conversion, mikveh, miscarriage, name change, rape, same-sex wedding, sex

A woman in a white shirt floats calmly on water, with her eyes closed and hair submerged.

Funeral Service for a Miscarriage: A Jewish Mourning Story

A funeral service for a miscarriage

Hevra Kaddishah, kaddish, loss of a child, miscarriage, shloshim, stillbirth, yahrzeit

screenshot from video, chai: funeral service for a miscarriage

What is a Mikveh? An Introduction to the Jewish Ritual Bath

What is a Mikveh? An introduction to Jewish ritual bath.

abortion, adoption, anniversary, breastfeeding, cancer, conception, covenant, engagement, get, gomel, loss of a child, miscarriage, name change, sex, stillbirth

Illustration of a mikvah pool with tiled walls and stairs leading into the water. Text reads The Mikvah.

And She Laughed: A Kitchen Ritual for Healing from Miscarriage

A challah-baking ritual to encourage joy and laughter for a group of women healing from miscarriage

hands holding round platter with challah

After Miscarriage, You Are a Father Now

Poem for potential parents who experienced a misacarriage, but are forever changed by the promise of life

man facing water and forest

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