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A B.C. couple waited weeks to get their stillborn daughter's remains. Then, they were invoiced for her autopsy

29 May 2025
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A B.C. couple waited weeks to get their stillborn daughter's remains. Then, they were invoiced for her autopsy
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A month after the stillbirth of their daughter Makayla Poppy at 33 weeks, Nick and Laura Bordignon received an invoice for her autopsy addressed to her by name. The invoice revealed that her remains had been in the morgue for two weeks longer than necessary, highlighting the lack of a clear system for post-stillbirth care for families. An expert noted that such situations can occur when there is inadequate support and organization in the aftermath of stillbirth.

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