Your stillbirth stories

After the Tommy's midwives supported her over the death of her stillborn son, Luke, Kat is raising money for Tommy's in honour of Luke's 5th birthday.

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

Ross Hill, 35, suffered PTSD after losing his son Leo at 30 weeks. Ross lives in Peterborough with wife Stevie, 34, and son Edwin, 3.

Charnjit's baby daughter, Zara was born sleeping. She hopes to raise awareness on stillbirth and intrauterine growth restriction.

Diane talks about creating a memory chest for her daughter, Chloe, and how she and her husband coped with their grief after she was stillborn.

Katie and her wife Stacey were delighted when Katie became pregnant after a round of IVF in 2017. Sadly, at 36 weeks, their daughter Skye was stillborn.

After their first baby died at 41 weeks due to placenta problems, Dan and Laura were supported through pregnancy after loss at Tommy's specialist Rainbow clinic

Baby Esme died in 2013, just two weeks away from her due date of early October. Mum Frankie shares why the family is taking part in the Tommy's Walk for Hope.

After a smooth pregnancy, Phoebe’s daughter Willow was stillborn at 39 weeks. Phoebe shares how she navigates her heartbreak and what being a mum means to her.

My husband cycled from London to Paris to raise money and we both ran the Royal Parks half marathon two years ago in memory of Dominic.

Gabriel has brought our family closer together. It's not easy to talk about our loss but we know we aren't the only ones dealing with this.