A place to connect, support and heal
We’re here to support you
MIMÁTIS.COMMUNITY created by women who have experienced loss - for women who have faced pregnancy loss, neonatal loss, or infertility with loss.
We understand the deep pain of losing a child or the dream of motherhood, and we believe no woman should go through it alone. Our mission is to provide ongoing support, break the silence surrounding grief, and build a global sisterhood where women can connect, share, and heal together.
pregnancy loss
miscarriage
infertility and loss
stillbirth
NICU
TMRF loss
SIDS
infant loss
birth trauma and loss
pregnancy after loss
Why you should join MIMATIS community
1-to-1 conversations
Through one-on-one chats, you can share your feelings openly, receive personalized support, and build real connections with someone who’s been through a similar loss. Engage in heartfelt conversations, find comfort knowing you’re not alone, and be part of a safe, compassionate community where healing happens at your own pace.
Group discussions
Join group chats where you can connect with multiple women who understand your journey. Share your experiences, listen to others, and find comfort in a supportive space where everyone can relate. Whether you’re seeking advice, sharing memories, or simply needing a place to be heard, group chats offer a sense of community and belonging.
Get Professional help
Get expert support tailored to your journey. Join events and private sessions with professionals like doulas, psychologists, nurses, and yoga instructors - specialists in postpartum care, healing after loss, and emotional well-being. Whether you need guidance, coping strategies, or a space to heal, you'll find the support to help you move forward with care and confidence.
Stories of our Community Members
Victoria
3 kids (one stillborn daughter at 34 weeks, unexplained), living in Barcelona
Lena K.
“It was difficult for me to accept that I wasn’t the only one who had experienced a stillbirth. My family tried to keep it in the shadows, but all I longed for was support and a community that understood. I am a forever mom to my stillborn, and I wanted to find others who share this bond. Through MIMÁTIS, I found a space where I can share my story, honor my memories, and help others on their journey. No one should go through this alone and now, we don’t have to.
Infertility, living in New Zeland
“I never imagined this journey would be so lonely. Month after month, year after year, hope rises, then crashes down again. The world around me keeps moving, pregnancies announced, babies born, while I sit with the aching question: Why not me? I just want to find other women who understand this pain, who know what it’s like to carry the weight of infertility, and who can remind me that I’m not alone.”
Mariana
Silent Miscarriage , living in Poland
“I went to my appointment expecting to hear a heartbeat. Instead, I was met with silence. The doctor’s words blurred together, no growth, no heartbeat, I’m so sorry. My body still felt pregnant, but my baby was already gone. I had to go through the motions of loss without anyone even knowing. The world didn’t see my grief, but I felt it in every part of me. I need to find other women who understand this invisible heartbreak, who know what it’s like to say goodbye before they ever got to say hello.”
Victoria
28 weeks stillborn child, living in Amsterdam
“I carried my baby for 28 weeks, feeling every kick, every little movement. And then, one day, the movements stopped. I knew something was wrong before the doctor even spoke. I’m so sorry, there’s no heartbeat. Those words changed my life forever. I had to go through labor knowing I would never hear my baby cry. I walked out of the hospital with empty arms and a broken heart. The world expects me to move on, but I can’t. I need to find other moms who have been here—who know this kind of pain so I don’t have to grieve alone.”
Mila
5 kids (one pregnancy loss on the 2nd month), living in London
“I never thought a loss so early could hurt this much. I’ve carried four babies before, but this time feels different like a part of me is missing, and no one seems to understand. Everyone moves on so quickly, but I can’t. I need to find other women who have been through this, who know this kind of pain, who understand that even at two months, it was already love..”
Julia
Post-partum trauma, NICU baby, living in Berlin
“I thought the hardest part would be giving birth but no one prepared me for the NICU. The wires, the machines, the endless waiting, not knowing if my baby would be okay. Now we’re finally home, but I still feel stuck in that hospital room, replaying every moment. Everyone tells me to be grateful, but they don’t understand the fear that lingers. I need to find other moms who get it, who have felt this kind of trauma, and who can help me heal.”
Anna
Birth trauma, living in Amsterdam
“Nothing went as planned. The delivery that was supposed to be beautiful turned into something terrifying. The pain, the panic, the feeling of losing control it still haunts me. My body healed, but my mind is stuck in that moment. Every time I close my eyes, I’m back there. Everyone tells me, at least you and the baby are okay, but they don’t understand - I’m not okay. I need to find other women who have been through this, who know what it’s like to carry this kind of trauma, and who can help me feel whole again.”
Ilona
Early loss, living in Vilnius
“They say it was “just a chemical pregnancy,” but to me, it was so much more. For a few days, I was pregnant. For a few days, I let myself dream. And then, just as quickly as it began, it was over. The test that once showed two pink lines faded back to one. People tell me it’s normal, that it happens all the time, but that doesn’t make it hurt any less. I need to find other women who understand that even the shortest pregnancies can leave the deepest scars.”
