After loss, Omaha moms push stillbirth prevention

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Rachel Foran was almost two weeks overdue with her first baby when she got news no parent wants to hear.

“Even on the drive over to the hospital when I hadn’t felt my son moving, I was like, nowhere did it cross my mind that he had died. I just like, didn’t occur to me that stillbirth happened like outside of the medieval ages. I just like had no idea,” Foran said.

Eoin Francis’ heart stopped beating before his life was about to begin. Before his death, Foran had no indication anything was wrong…

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