Charisse Cisco
BS, M.Ed.
Mi Family of Three
Charisse Cisco
BS, M.Ed.
Mi Family of Three
Advocate Location
St Johns , FL 32259
Specialty
Survivor Support
Other Services
Insurance & Billing
TeleAdvocacy Available
Offers FREE Initial Consultation
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How I Can Help
My goal is to help with the necessary details of organizing the aftermath of an unexpected loss of a baby to women and families. While a family is mourning a circle of friends and family are at a loss for what to do, our company can assist with putting order to what feels like chaos.
Important Information About Me
- I offer a FREE Initial Consultation
- I offer TeleAdvocacy Service
- I am insured
- My geographical area of practice is Jacksonville, Florida, North East Florida
My Survivor Support Advocacy Qualifications
I am a survivor of Fertility, perinatal miscarriage and perinatal stilbirth
After one year of trying to conceive, we saw a fertility specialist and tried Intrauterine insemination (IUI), after 10 rounds of fertility medication it did not work. We moved to another state for a new job and began InVitro Fertilization (IVF) right away and there were 20 embryos.
After 8 years and 7 non-consecutive rounds of IVF, we became pregnant with triplets. The last 3 of the 6 embryos remaining were implanted and all 3 took with the clinic’s experimental acupressure. After 20 weeks one of my bags of water ruptured and I stayed in the hospital for 2 weeks. One of the babies passed away due to the amniotic fluid leaking out. In the interim, I got an infection and my blood became septic, and was forced to give birth to our remaining 2 babies. Based on the sepsis diagnosis, I received a blood transfusion. I needed 2 but agreed to 1. Shortly after being discharged from the hospital, we moved to another state where I attended the nurse and peer-led group therapy sessions and had to figure out how to live without our children and keep our marriage intact all while in mourning. I want to be a patient advocate because I survived and want people to know that there is life after fertility and miscarriage.
After 8 years and 7 non-consecutive rounds of IVF, we became pregnant with triplets. The last 3 of the 6 embryos remaining were implanted and all 3 took with the clinic’s experimental acupressure. After 20 weeks one of my bags of water ruptured and I stayed in the hospital for 2 weeks. One of the babies passed away due to the amniotic fluid leaking out. In the interim, I got an infection and my blood became septic, and was forced to give birth to our remaining 2 babies. Based on the sepsis diagnosis, I received a blood transfusion. I needed 2 but agreed to 1. Shortly after being discharged from the hospital, we moved to another state where I attended the nurse and peer-led group therapy sessions and had to figure out how to live without our children and keep our marriage intact all while in mourning. I want to be a patient advocate because I survived and want people to know that there is life after fertility and miscarriage.
Why I Became A Professional Health Care Advocate
I have a heart and a passion for helping people. My why starts right now. I know miscarriages and similar tragedies happen to families every day. This is a topic rarely discussed among circles unless in whispers. I want to take away the shame and have a safe space for women and families to discuss their feelings and best of all move through the pain after losing a baby. The patient advocacy career is a start to help families navigate life after a loss.
Helping women and families who have experienced:
Health Insurance questions
Miscarriage
Perinatal loss 20 weeks or more
Stillbirth/Stillborn
Neonatal loss 30 days or less
Mental Healthcare
Communicate with relatives and friends
Connect with funeral homes
Connect to financial resource groups for funeral payments
Helping women and families who have experienced:
Health Insurance questions
Miscarriage
Perinatal loss 20 weeks or more
Stillbirth/Stillborn
Neonatal loss 30 days or less
Mental Healthcare
Communicate with relatives and friends
Connect with funeral homes
Connect to financial resource groups for funeral payments
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