Bridget’s Bunnies expanding to comfort more families in time of loss

Organization has delivered nearly 200 comfort kits to Barrie-area hospitals for families who experience pregnancy or infant loss; Now they are branching out to New Tecumseth. - Jul 23, 2020 6:15 PM By: BarrieToday Staff

Organization has delivered nearly 200 comfort kits to Barrie-area hospitals for families who experience pregnancy or infant loss; Now they are branching out to New Tecumseth. - Jul 23, 2020 6:15 PM By: BarrieToday Staff

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Since 2018, Bridget’s Bunnies has delivered nearly 200 comfort kits to hospitals in the Barrie area for families who experience pregnancy or infant loss.

The kits are intended to provide gentle direction and lots of compassion, and have been curated by Theresa and Mat Morrison.

The couple was inspired by their beautiful baby, Bridget Bell, who was born still just one day shy of her due date, following a healthy pregnancy.

This past March, one of the Bridget’s Bunnies kits delivered to the Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre was received by Jenna Dollin after her daughter Rosie died shortly after birth. The kit’s impact on Jenna’s grieving process has inspired her to make the Bridget Bunnies kits available to more families in the Alliston and New Tecumseth area.

So far, Jenna has provided 10 kits to the Stevenson Memorial Hospital in honour of her daughter Rosie with plans to continue providing families with kits.

Through the Bridget’s Bunnies donation program, Jenna has set up a dedicated fund in order to provide more kits to families who are grieving the loss of a child.

“Losing my daughter was one of the darkest moments in my life,” said Jenna. “The kit served me for the first few months. It was like a grief guide, and I felt less alone. I don’t want any women to experience what I did, but if they do, I hope they have access to all the same resources I did.”

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Source - Barrie Today

Brianna McKenna