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please edit the sections to which the attached sources concerns.

Current: In 2005, New Brunswick was the first Canadian province to officially observe the holiday as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, an action granted by the New Brunswick Department of Health and Wellness on October 12, 2005.[25][14][better source needed] New Brunswick Minister of Health and Wellness Elvy Robichaud called on provincial residents to provide "support, education and awareness for grieving parents who have lost children during pregnancy or shortly after birth" due to miscarriage and infant death being "a source of grief, often silent, for mothers, fathers, siblings and grandparents."[26]

Previous: New Brunswick, Canada is the first province or state and country in the world to officially observe October 15 pregnancy and infant loss remembrance Day with declarations in both official languages, English and French, in recognition, issued by the New Brunswick Department of health and Wellness, October 12, 2005. Through the lobby efforts of Terra-Lynn Coggan, a Saint John resident with the assistance of former Saint John Champlain HMM roly MacIntyre, New Brunswick Minister of Health and Wellness, the Honourable Elvy Robichaud declared October 15, to be Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day across the province, October 12, 2005, citing "miscarriage and infant mortality are a source of grief, often silent, for mothers, fathers, siblings, and grandparents." He urged the people of the province to help promote "support, education and awareness for grieving parents who have lost children during pregnancy or shortly after birth.

Please update reference with the addition of the sources provided where appropriate and remove tag [better sources required tag]. Please give credit where credit is due to those responsible for their respective legislative efforts. Additional sources will be provided, when obtained from the media archives of publishers to which they concern, to support that which was retracted when updating and article improvements occurred. Please update the sections to which the attached articles relates to give credit where due.

Be aware: The Wave of Light was founded October 2003 by Terra-Lynn Coggan following the stillbirth of her nephew who she was to adopt. Prior to the creation of the wave of light by Terra-Lynn balloon releases were held in October 15th not candle lighting. There is substantial evidence to support the aforementioned statements made herein, including however not limited to the prior article submitted on March 16, along with a edit request to update the sections to which it relates, the link is valid and the article is available via the New Brunswick News Archive. Thank you.

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https://www.ourcommons.ca/Content/Committee/421/HUMA/Brief/BR10238365/br-external/PregnancyAndInfantLossAwarenessCampaign-e.pdf

https://trellis.org/virtual-wave-of-light 2607:FEA8:D181:C900:194F:7572:49B0:F268 (talk) 09:05, 18 March 2021 (UTC)


 * I am declining this edit request and closing this ticket as I am unsure which article you would like to edit. I do not know the details of the CU block, but when this block expires you may re-post this request on the talk page of the article you want to edit if it does not violate any block conditions you have. If you have any questions, I suggest consulting with, the blocking admin, or posting a question on your talk page. Z1720 (talk) 19:41, 18 March 2021 (UTC)
 * , this wordy and almost inscrutable request is in relation to Talk:Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, where you'll find two more in the recent history. The IP is most likely the blocked editor who was found socking in that article. Thanks, Drmies (talk) 00:22, 19 March 2021 (UTC)