Former Alberta Inmate Carried Stillborn Baby For Weeks After Seeking Help From Staff

Stephanie Albert knew something was wrong when the baby inside her stopped moving. 

Albert, 30, is no stranger to high-risk pregnancies. She has a healthy son and two healthy daughters, but those pregnancies were difficult.

She knew a prolonged drop in fetal movement was a sign to visit the doctor — fast. But in this case, she couldn’t. She was in jail.

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