Your stillbirth stories

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

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

Many of you will know Michelle, the babyballet franchisee for Bolton. Tragically, Michelle’s first baby Jakob was stillborn. Here’s their story.

Caroline’s daughter, Hope, was stillborn in February 2020. In this blog, Caroline reflects on her grieving journey during a time of social isolation.

A stillbirth is the death of a baby after 24 weeks of pregnancy but before or during birth. We are here to support families through this very difficult time.

After baby James was stillborn at 35 weeks, Laura and her husband have decided to organise a bike ride through London to raise vital funds for Tommy's.

Our lives will forever have a missing piece and we will carry Florence within our hearts forever. Here is the story of Florence.

Professor Alex Heazell is the Clinical Director of the Tommy's stillbirth research centre in St Mary's Hospital, Manchester.

'Arlo is truly loved and missed by all his family.' In this video, Connie shares her experience of losing her son, and the support she received from Tommy's.

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

I pray every day that no one goes through what I did. And I beg all new parents to be seen and push if you feel somethings wrong. I miss my son every day.

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