Your stillbirth stories

1 in every 250 pregnancies ends in a stillbirth in the UK. That's 8 babies every day. Find out more stillbirth statistics.

Beth Braine is sharing her story to raise awareness of a rare pregnancy complication: Acute Fatty Liver of Pregnancy.

My husband cycled from London to Paris to raise money and we both ran the Royal Parks half marathon two years ago in memory of Dominic.

Gabriel has brought our family closer together. It's not easy to talk about our loss but we know we aren't the only ones dealing with this.

A poem in dedication to my experience.

Katie's son Finn was sadly stillborn in 2010. Her experiences inspired her to write a novel about stillbirth, called 'Everything Happens for a Reason'.

Incredibly dedicated Tommy’s supporter Susan Jackson took home the Costa Star Fundraiser Award at the 2017 Tommy’s Awards.

You may choose to spend time with your baby after miscarriage or stillbirth. Mary shares her experience of making memories with her daughter, Alana.

Dad Keith talks about the stillbirth of his second born, a son named Owen, and the difficulties he faced from a male perspective.

Miranda was 39 weeks pregnant when she noticed reduced movements. In hospital alone, she was told the heart-breaking news that her son George had no heartbeat.

Nicola took part in Danceathon 2016 to help us fund vital research, having experienced the heartbreak of stillbirth when her son, Jack, was born sleeping.

Claire and Luke’s daughter Selah was stillborn in September 2017. This is Selah’s story.