Overview

• Krystal Anderson, a former Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader, died from sepsis after a stillbirth at the age of 40.
• Her husband, Clayton Anderson, criticizes the 'one-size-fits-all' approach to prenatal care, especially for older, Black women.
• Clayton recounts their prior loss and the systemic delays in specialized care for high-risk pregnancies.
• The couple had previously lost a child to stillbirth and faced repeated challenges in receiving timely medical interventions.
• Clayton advocates for changes to ensure all pregnancies, particularly those at high risk, receive immediate and continuous care.