About Her! Short story
Black Mothers United is a comprehensive program offering pregnancy support and case management services. We have been serving African American pregnant women in Sacramento County since 2013 with pride, diligence, and dedication. We empower women by providing them the resources to receive risk-appropriate maternal care. Research shows that African American women’s birth outcomes improve when they have support and access to unbiased health professionals and mental health services. The pregnancy coach services, doula care, and lactation support clients receive aid in reducing their overall maternal stress. Our unique approach to sisterhood coupled with advocacy is the gateway to African American women’s healthy birthing outcomes.
Creating Reference Episode 1
In part 1 of this interview, musicians – husband and wife Karega and Dr. Felicia Gangloff-Bailey discuss their journey of becoming angel parents. The couple suffered a miscarriage with their firstborn. Here they reflect on the moments leading up to the unfortunate experience and how it has shaped their views on grief.
Creating Reference Episode 2
In part 2 of this interview, musicians – husband and wife Karega and Dr. Felicia Gangloff-Bailey discuss their journey of becoming angel parents. They provide a detailed account of the aftermath and the space they got to grieve at the hospital. Mrs. Bailey describes how the experience of losing a child, while challenging, can still be positive when you are treated with proper care by hospital professionals.
Creating Reference Episode 3
In part 3 of this interview, musicians – husband and wife Karega and Dr. Felicia Gangloff-Bailey discuss their journey of becoming angel parents. Here they recount navigating the grief of losing a child and the return to regular life. They open up about the feelings of a loved one transitioning and giving themselves the grace to grow and change throughout the process.