Your stillbirth stories

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

The work that Tommy’s do has been invaluable to my journey - they are the reason that I am now a mummy to a healthy little girl.

Sarah's son Tristan was stillborn at 38 weeks after symptoms related to lupus anticoagulant disorder affected the placenta.

Do’s and don’ts – Kerry offers her advice on what to say and not what to say after stillbirth, having lost her daughter Rhianna Lily

On Sunday 3 April 2022 Louise will take part in the London Landmarks Half Marathon to support Tommy's and raise awareness of Acute Fatty Liver of Pregnancy.

We visited the Bereavement Suite for the last time so that we could prepare Zara for the days ahead. A date had been set for the funeral, 16 February 2016.

Education and family support specialist, Margaret, shares her experiences of baby loss, milk donation, and why mothers should be given all the options.

Frankie's first pregnancy was low risk, largely problem free. At 38 weeks and 2 days, Frankie experienced reduced movements and sadly baby Esme was stillborn.

After 10 heartbreaking losses, Jade came to Tommy's Rainbow Clinic for specialist pregnancy care, and brought home 3 healthy happy babies.

After all, the pain of pushing your body through a run is nothing in comparison to losing a child but it is my personal outlet and way to honour my son’s memory

Steven - father to baby Avery, who was sadly born sleeping last year - has an important message for other dads who’ve suffered the heartbreak of stillbirth.