Supporting Oklahoma moms of stillborn ‘angels’
Stephanie Stewart said that carrying her baby to term was one of the harder parts of her grief. She was in limbo for 18 weeks because she knew her son couldn’t survive after birth, but she was reluctant for the pregnancy to end.
"You feel him kicking inside you. … You really want to be pregnant forever,” the Midwest City mother said.
She said she looked for support from other mothers who...
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