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I’m taking part in Sands Ribbon Run
I’ve committed to taking part in Sands Ribbon Run which takes place during Baby Loss Awareness Week (9-15 October) for every much-loved baby sadly not here today.
Sands ensure that everyone affected by the loss of a baby gets the support they need and deserve when facing the toughest of times. They campaign for change, provide training for midwives and healthcare professionals, and support research so that fewer babies die and so that less families experience the tragedy of losing their baby. Anything you are able to donate means so much.
Thank you.
£20 - could provide a bereaved family with a memory box to help create and keep safe precious and lasting memories of their baby.
£35 - could answer a call from someone reaching out for support who has been through pregnancy loss or the death of a baby.
£100 - could help ensure every hospital in the UK has a dedicated Sands volunteer to help healthcare professionals access our training, guidance and support.
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Received 5 Donations
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Me and lenny
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Loss
Wednesday 30th SepI’ve gone back and forth about sharing this, but I’ve realised that staying silent is part of the reason miscarriage can feel so lonely.
I’ve suffered two miscarriages close together, and honestly, life has been hard. There are no easy words for the heartbreak that comes with losing pregnancies you already loved, imagined a future with, and hoped you would one day hold in your arms.
Miscarriage can be such a lonely experience. There’s often a stigma around talking about it, and I think many people suffer quietly because they don’t know what to say, or because they worry about making others uncomfortable.
But pregnancy loss is loss. It deserves to be acknowledged. It deserves compassion. And the people who experience it deserve to be able to talk about it without shame or feeling like they have to hide their pain.
I’m sharing my story because I want to help normalise conversations around miscarriage and pregnancy loss. Not because talking about it makes the pain disappear, but because nobody should feel like they have to carry that pain in silence.
If you’ve experienced a miscarriage too, please know that you’re not alone. Your baby mattered. Your grief matters. And whatever you’re feeling is valid.
I hope that by talking openly about loss, we can make it a little easier for others to speak about theirs too. 🤍
ShareThank you to my Sponsors
£10
Cristan
£12.25
Naomi Horn
£10
Sam Morton
Well done to you and Lenny xx
£20
Esther, Chris, Lily & Lucas
Good Luck xx
£28.44
Shane Hine
Well Done Babs , all our love , Shane , Lenny , Lucy & Edward 😘
£28.44
Joy Horn
£23.45
Karen Jones
Good luck x
£12.25
Rach W
You’ve got this Nay <3
£6.56
Nadia
Lovely thing to raise funds for.
£12.25
Hazel Woodley-jones
A lovely thing to do.❤️ xx
£12.25
Monique St John
Sending you both so much love. The strength you have shown is beyond amazing ❤️
£28.44
Lorna Hine
Lots of luck on this endeavour. It’s such a fantastic opportunity to raise awareness for pregnancy loss.
£25
Donna Nile
You never forget your rainbow babies but it does get easier, I promise 🤍🥰🌈
£20
Karen Hine
Our hearts go out to both of you. Know one can take away the pain but we are here to listen. Please let’s remember about the Fathers pain and sometimes suffering in silence.
£12.25
Jodie Jackson
If I could take the pain away from the loses u both have experienced I would... Love u so much
Smashed it! Well done x