Project BaBEE is Dr. Lynn’s community outreach initiative for families navigating pregnancy loss — connecting people to resources, each other, and care that meets them exactly where they are.
HOW PROJECT BABEE BEGAN
Project BaBEE began with something personal. As Dr. Lynn started seeing more patients who had experienced miscarriage, she also sat with her own experience of having gone through two miscarriages herself. What she recognized — both as a provider and as a woman who had been there — was a profound gap in care.
In an effort to change that, Dr. Lynn began meeting with healthcare providers and community leaders who shared a passion for filling that gap. Together, they started asking the questions that weren’t being asked: What do families actually need in those moments? Where are the resources? Why is miscarriage still a topic that isn’t readily covered — or talked about — in our community?
From those meetings and her own research, Dr. Lynn began compiling a list of local resources — financial support, community groups, counseling services, and connection opportunities — for families navigating the unexpected. Project BaBEE is the result of that work. And it’s still growing.
"My hope through Project BaBEE is to increase awareness of the gaps in healthcare that leave families feeling alone after pregnancy loss — and to make sure no one has to navigate it that way."
What project BaBEE DOES
Project BaBEE isn’t a single program — it’s a growing effort across three interconnected areas, all designed to support families through one of the hardest experiences a person can face.
Miscarriage is still not openly discussed — and that silence leaves families without the information they need to understand what happened, what to expect next, and what options exist for support. Project BaBEE works to increase community education and open the conversation.
Isolation makes grief harder. One of the most powerful things Project BaBEE offers is connection — to other families who have experienced pregnancy loss, to community groups, and to support networks where people don't have to explain why this was devastating.
There are financial resources, counseling services, and support organizations available for families navigating pregnancy loss — but they're scattered and hard to find in the middle of grief. Project BaBEE compiles them in one place and makes them accessible.
Dr. Lynn created the “Baby Lullaby” as a gift to families navigating pregnancy loss. It’s not a resource guide or a checklist — it’s something softer. A song. Something to hold onto when words aren’t enough and the grief is still raw.
It’s offered completely free, as part of Project BaBEE’s commitment to supporting families with more than just information — but with something that carries comfort through the hardest moments.
For every family that has gone from expecting to the unexpected — with love from Dr. Lynn and the TMWC community.
Dr. Lynn created the “Baby Lullaby” as a gift to families navigating pregnancy loss. It’s not a resource guide or a checklist — it’s something softer. A song. Something to hold onto when words aren’t enough and the grief is still raw.
It’s offered completely free, as part of Project BaBEE’s commitment to supporting families with more than just information — but with something that carries comfort through the hardest moments.
Access to counseling, grief groups, and spaces where the loss is acknowledged as real — not minimized or rushed past.
Medical bills, time off work, and unexpected costs are part of pregnancy loss that few providers address. Financial assistance programs exist — families just need help finding them.
The isolation that follows pregnancy loss is one of the hardest parts. Connection to others who have been through it — who understand without needing an explanation — matters deeply.
Understanding what happened, what follow-up looks like, and what the path forward might be — without feeling rushed, dismissed, or left to figure it out alone.
One in four known pregnancies ends in miscarriage — yet the support systems available rarely match the scale of how common, and how significant, this experience is.
Project BaBEE didn't begin as a program. It began with Dr. Lynn's own two miscarriages — and her recognition that what she needed in those moments wasn't available in the way it should have been.
"There are so many unmet needs when a woman goes from expecting to the unexpected. Increased support for her and her family is needed from every facet."
— Dr. Lynn Duhe, FNP-CDr. Lynn founded The Miracle Wellness Center to provide care that sees the whole person — and Project BaBEE is a direct expression of that mission. Having experienced pregnancy loss herself, she brings both clinical expertise and lived experience to this initiative. Project BaBEE is personal to her in a way few projects are.
"I started this because I knew what it felt like to not have enough support. No family should have to navigate this alone."
— Dr. Lynn DuheCommunity Resources
This list is still being built. As Dr. Lynn continues meeting with providers, counselors, and community leaders, she is adding verified, vetted resources. Check back — and if you know of a resource that belongs here, please share it.
Financial resources and assistance programs for families navigating unexpected medical costs, time away from work, and other financial impacts of pregnancy loss.
Resources Being AddedCounselors, therapists, and grief specialists — in the Baton Rouge area and available virtually — who provide compassionate support for families navigating pregnancy loss.
Resources Being AddedIn-person and online communities of families who have experienced pregnancy loss — spaces to share, be heard, and find connection with people who understand.
Resources Being AddedHealthcare providers in the Baton Rouge area who Dr. Lynn has identified as being committed to supportive, compassionate care for families navigating pregnancy loss.
Resources Being AddedFaith-based organizations, ministries, and communities offering spiritual support and connection to families navigating pregnancy loss from a faith-integrated perspective.
Resources Being AddedNational organizations, hotlines, and online resources for families navigating pregnancy loss — available regardless of location, many with 24/7 support options.
Resources Being AddedGET INVOLVED
Project BaBEE grows through community. Here are three ways you can participate — whether you’ve experienced loss yourself, or want to support those who have.
Download Dr. Lynn's "Baby Lullaby" — free — and share it with a family who needs it. Sometimes the most meaningful thing we can do is pass along something that carries comfort.
Download Free →Know of a counselor, support group, financial assistance program, or faith community that has been meaningful for families navigating pregnancy loss? Dr. Lynn wants to hear about it.
Submit a Resource →If you or someone you love is navigating pregnancy loss and looking for support, The First Step Call is a safe place to begin. Dr. Lynn will listen — and point you toward what you need.
Book First Step Call — $99 →"She gave this name to the Lord who spoke to her: 'You are the God who sees me,' for she said, 'I have now seen the One who sees me.'"
Genesis 16:13You are seen. Your loss is real. Your grief is not too much. And you do not have to carry it alone. Project BaBEE exists because Dr. Lynn believes that — and because she has lived it too.
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