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What happens now?
We need to talk about it, miscarriage should not be something that we are embarrassed about. How are we going to get through it if we can't talk it through together?
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My Journey
I've experienced hell but every time my little boy smiles at me I'm in heaven.
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Rainbow baby - at the end of a real storm!
But what I really wanted to share was our rainbow baby journey. We found out in august we were pregnant again, cue all the anxieties about the first one and wondering if we might go through it all again.
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My baby is not just 'one of those things'
The statistics for miscarriage are shocking, 1 in 4 women suffer a miscarriage and yet it is barely talked about.
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It can have a happy ending
At the time we didn't tell many people about our pregnancies because it was too hard to then tell them we were no longer pregnant.
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I have set up this page to raise money for Tommy's in Hopes name
I have always wanted to do something big to honour her and help other families.
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We have experienced it all. Now though I mostly feel pride
My song Fly is dedicated to all the courageous people who like me and my husband have struggled and continue to struggle, to create a family.
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Pregnant women should not be made to feel they are wasting a health professionals time
The 3 days of agony I went through could have potentially been avoided if someone had just listened.
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I had a phantom miscarriage at 9 weeks which resulting in losing the baby
My friend was there for me to talk to and 6 weeks later I fell pregnant with our lovely daughter who is now 5.
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The Son After the Rain
he reality is that our family was eventually completed with the birth of my son in September 2016, the most cheerful little rainbow baby you could ever hope to meet.