Your stories help raise awareness of the issues surrounding stillbirth and neonatal death, and also help other bereaved parents to understand that they are not alone.
I'm Sorry How can you apologise to someone who never really existed Only seventeen and a half weeks of life that legally doesn’t count Read this story
My Angel Kelsie In 2016 I gave birth to a beautiful girl with Holoprosencephaly I was told at 6 months to terminate her but I kept going Read this story
Loss of a Twin I will never forget the joy my husband and I felt when we were told that were having twins. Read this story
Placenta abruption I was 33 weeks pregnant picking my children up from school when I had the most awful contractions, which then turned into bleeding/clots. Read this story
Horrible decision that no parent should have to make I don't know where to start, other than to say this was my second pregnancy. Read this story
My forever young Jorgie Jorgie was long awaited, my Fiance and I went through 2 years of IVF to conceive her. I have ‘unexplained infertility’ although I have had one fallopian tube out as well. Read this story
Baby Jason I went for a scan at 18 weeks and after 6 days I was told my baby was okay. But I had jaundice and my liver was inflamed. Read this story
Our Perfect Prince Harrison Harrison's Story My whole pregnancy was what people call a textbook pregnancy. Read this story
It was too late I was told that every woman will experience at least one loss throughout her lifetime. I now thoroughly believe this to be true. Read this story
Our little chunk Our first born, Annabelle Martha Townsend. Born at 41 weeks at 00.46 on Wednesday 31st December 2014 and absolutely perfect weighing at 9lb2oz. Read this story
Our son Calum and his short life It all began in April 2013 when I found out my husband and I were expecting our first child. Read this story
Baby Zara ❤️ Growing up, all I ever wanted was to be a mummy. I had my first born, a little boy called Alex, I loved being a mummy more than anything, it was exactly how I’d imagined. Read this story