Change the miscarriage story
Miscarriage is devastating – yet parents only qualify for support and care after they’ve had 3 miscarriages in a row.
Miscarriage has devastating mental and physical effects. Parents who miscarry are more likely to face depression and anxiety. Yet, even those at higher risk of miscarriage still don’t get specialist care until they’ve lost 3 babies in a row.
This is unacceptable: we need care after every miscarriage. To take our urgent petition to the government, we want to reach at least 150,000 signatures. Please add your name to our petition today.
No one should have to lose 3 babies to get miscarriage support
Find out from our supporters why this policy needs to change
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Miscarriage, mental health and breaking cultural taboos
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Why the policy of losing 3 babies before testing needs to change
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Missed miscarriage and loss within Jamaican culture
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Recurrent miscarriage and being childless not by choice
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Recurrent miscarriage and having no answers
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Solo IVF, recurrent miscarriage and being over 40
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Missed miscarriage as a partner during the pandemic
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Missed miscarriage and breaking the silence in the Asian community
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Insufficient care after losing 3 babies
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Miscarriage stigma as a British Indian family
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Recurrent miscarriage and autoimmune disorders
Find out more about our campaign
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It's time for change
Find out why we're urgently calling for care after every miscarriage. -
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Sign our petition
Tell the UK Government: Parents shouldn’t have to lose 3 babies before getting support.