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We arrived at the party and exchanged greetings. Shortly after, I went to the bathroom and was shocked to see blood. I called my husband, and from the tone of my voice, he could tell something was wrong. I showed him the blood stains. He remained calm, trying to assure me it wasn't serious. He ruled out the possibility of a pregnancy loss.

We're thrilled to announce that Seth Foundation is actively seeking passionate individuals to join our team as volunteers! If you're ready to make a positive impact and support families facing challenges related to poor pregnancy outcomes in Zimbabwe, we invite you to become part of our dedicated community.

One day, in the midst of our daily work and casual chats in the office, an unexpected visitor arrived. As we continued with our tasks, this person innocently inquired about the baby. It was then that Mr. Wellington uttered the heart-wrenching words: the baby had passed away. The joy that filled the office quickly dissipated, leaving a heavy atmosphere.

I have been married for 8 years and in the duration of my marriage we have struggled to have children. My husband and I have experienced the loss of 10 of our precious babies through miscarriages. Last year alone we lost 4 babies. One of the pregnancies almost killed me, but God is gracious.

Dr. Kanonge has been a guiding light in the establishment of the Seth Foundation. When we approached him with the idea, he not only embraced it with enthusiasm but also generously shared his wealth of knowledge, connected us with esteemed colleagues in the medical field, and provided invaluable insights.

The Seth Foundation has received its very first donation! A heartfelt thank you goes to Janneke Moors for her donation.

Embark on an emotional journey as our director shares her heart-wrenching experience with preterm birth, loss, and the founding inspiration behind the Seth Foundation.