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- Dionne Monsanto, a former star, penned a heartbreaking but hopeful note online

- Earlier, on Instagram, Dionne revealed she and her husband were expecting Baby #2 in July

- However, upon getting a check-up, they found out that their baby no longer had a heartbeat

- She then shared why she had to talk about her experience on her social media page

Dionne Monsanto, a former actress, has penned a heartbreaking but hopeful note about how challenging this year has been for her.

However, they were devastated when they found out that their baby did not have a heartbeat.

"This has been such a challenging year. In July, my husband and I rejoiced at knowing that we were pregnant with baby #2. Then devastated when we went for a checkup and found out that our baby did not have a heartbeat," she wrote.

In her post, Dionne shared how she cried herself to sleep for countless nights after her loss.

"Not everyone can fully understand the immense pain a miscarríage brings. For countless nights, I cried myself to sleep. Only to wake up in the middle of the night to continue crying. The toll a failed pregnancy takes on you emotionally, mentally, and physically is crippling," she wrote.

Despite what happened, Dionned said she shared her story in hopes that it would reach some

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NEW YORK -- It's been estimated that as many as 1 in 7 children and adolescents will deal with a mental health issue this year.

Getting help is vital but can be daunting. CBS2's Cindy Hsu spoke with experts and survivors in this critical field.

"Almost 11 years later, I still miss her. I still cry," said Dionne C. Monsanto.

The tears that Monsanto sheds are for her daughter, Siwe, who took her own life at just 15. Monsanto is now an advocate for suicide prevention and helps others navigate the scary and confusing labyrinth of teen mental health care, never forgetting her own experience.

"When they're like, OK, you know, she can come home now, and I'm like, no, no, no, no. What do I do? Like you're sending her home, again. We've gone through this a few times. She's been hospitalized. What am I doing different? I need help. I need help," she said.

The challenge of finding the right resources for children with mental health struggles is not unique to Monsanto.

"Sometimes we don't have an immediate bed available when a family calls in, but what we do is we connect with other local providers," said Kellie Kucinski, senior director of Newport Academy clinical outreach.

The Newport Academy is a Connecticut mental health treatment center for teens.

"So the reality is, is yea