 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
| Volunteer, Moderator,
Miscarriage Forum,
After the death of her children she desperately searched for help and found the MISS Foundation. The lack of support in Mexico and in Spanish speaking countries made her take a definite turn in her life and since 1998 she founded and still presides Fundación Esperanza®, a Spanish speaking non-profit organization dedicated to help Spanish speaking bereaved parents. She has a Master's Degree in Family Sciences from the Pontifical Institute John Paul II for the Study of Marriage and Family. She has been a MISS Volunteer since 1999, translating into Spanish the works of Ms. Cacciatore and everything that can help the Spanish speaking community within MISS, as well as coordinates the MISS Support Groups outside the US. She is a certified MISS facilitator and moderates some of the MISS Forum boards. Currently, she is training Medical Professionals in Mexico City on how to work with bereaved parents at the time of the death of their child and after the tragedy has occurred. She teaches Family Law at the Masters program at the Pontifical Institute John Paul II for the Study of Marriage and Family. She lives in Mexico City with her husband and three wonderful children. |
Carla Hoffmann is a lawyer by Universidad Panamericana, México. She has degrees in U.S.A. Law and Cannon Law. She was a Law teacher at Universidad Anáhuac del Sur and Universidad Panamericana. 