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Angel’s Law SB 32 Officially Passed

June 1st, marked a transformative step forward in how the Louisiana state supports grieving families.

The Heidi Saint James team, joined Governor Jeff Landry for the ceremonial signing of SB 32.

Angel’s Law, establishes the Perinatal Bereavement Care Initiative within the Louisiana Department of Health.

This legislation ensures that hospitals have the resources, training, and critical equipment, like the CuddleCot perinatal cooling device, to provide families with the gift of time, dignity, and specialized care as they navigate heartbreak.

Our thanks to Heidi’s mom Jamie, Nurse Kristi, Senator McMath, the 118 co-authors, and every advocate and family who made this bill possible.

Learn more at: www.heidisaintjames.com

Read the bill: https://www.heidisaintjames.com/_files/ugd/617aeb_604cd1b891b9454fa1d39ba5127caae1.pdf

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