Investing in children's futures
M&G Investments are a longstanding supporter of Tommy’s. This year, they are specifically supporting our London Centre with a generous grant towards our stillbirth research and support for parents at St Thomas’ Hospital.
Why support Tommy's
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Sarah's Story
“One of the hardest things about the miscarriages for us was not knowing why they had happened, nobody could answer that question for us.”
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Childlessness after miscarriage: the untold story
British author, trainee integrative psychotherapist and the founder of Gateway Women, Jody Day, tells us about the often untold story behind childlessness after miscarriage.
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80 percent of my pregnancies have ended in death and I felt like they were telling me those babies didn't matter.
I phoned Tommy's and I cannot remember the midwife's name who I spoke to but she was utterly, utterly amazing. Incredible.
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'Our experience to date had taken the magic of pregnancy away from us'
I am extremely grateful that we had a second positive outcome, and our beautiful family was complete
Read about our work
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Other research
While Tommy’s concentrate most of our research on stillbirth, miscarriage and premature birth, we know that work is needed in many other areas to make sure as many babies as possible are born alive and well.
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New tests and technologies research
Tommy’s are taking advantage of technology to develop new ways of making sure as many babies as possible are born healthy, from new scanning techniques to training simulators for amniocentesis.
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Mental health and wellbeing research
Tommy’s understand pregnancy complications cause far more than just physical harm. We want to understand the best way to support women’s mental health both during pregnancy and following loss.
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Cholestasis research
Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy, or obstetric cholestasis, is the most common liver disease affecting women during pregnancy.
