Art auction benefits education about stillbirths

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Melodie Salava never suspected her second child could be stillborn.

No one had broached the possibility with the Catonsville mom before her child, Kylee, stopped kicking March 12. But now she and her husband, Jeff Salava, hope to turn their grief into a movement to help other expectant mothers learn about the possible danger signs and cope with the loss.

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