I completely agree with what Ms. Samulack just said. I think people need to be educated, because pregnancy and infant loss is a very taboo subject, to start with. No one talks about it. No one dares to talk about it. It's a hot potato no matter where you go. People don't know what to do, how to react or what to say. However, talking about it and recognizing it are important. When Ms. de Montigny appeared before the committee a few weeks ago, she talked about the importance of awareness campaigns around pregnancy and infant loss.
A lot of things could be done, things that aren't used, unfortunately, things that could help society a lot, things that could ease parents' grief and make the process easier for them. As I said earlier, we've seen parents whose grief was recognized by professionals and parents who came up against professionals who did not recognize it, and it makes a huge difference in the family's ability to rebuild, so yes, I think that is the foundation.
