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Of your baby that died. as dusk approaches, hundreds of families gather to remember the lives that could have been and those which were far too short—lived. the starlight walk has been organised by the baby loss charity sands. kellie suffered a late miscarriage five months into her pregnancy and went through the traumatic experience of giving birth to her son, henry. i believe it changed my whole outlook in life. this person i was when i went into the hospital isn't the same person that walked back out. i got diagnosed with post—traumatic stress disorder and anxiety. data on miscarriage an...

Whole outlook in life. this person i was when i went into the hospital isn't the same person that walked back out. i got diagnosed with post—traumatic stress disorder and anxiety. data on miscarriage and its impact is vague, as losses are not officially counted in most countries, and it's still seen as taboo in many parts of the world, so millions of women end up suffering in silence. translation: i was very scared. one miscarriage is ok but then second, third and after the last one i lost all hope. i couldn't sleep. i would lay awake and pray to allah to make everything ok. i had lost somet...

A life—changing event. for the mums and families who contributed to this exhibition, it's a unique opportunity to acknowledge and reflect on their losses. most women don't get that chance. we're often told that miscarriage isjust a part of life, move on, try again, it wasn't meant to be. but a recent study suggests that millions of women around the world are potentially spending years suffering with undiagnosed and untreated post—traumatic stress after experiencing a miscarriage and researchers are increasingly looking for new and innovative ways to try and help women and families. back in...

There are mother—in—laws who taunt their daughter—in—law for having a miscarriage. we should be having more open discussions about miscarriage. i'm sharing my story with the world now in the hope it might benefit someone else. amir is not the only one opening up about his losses. more than 5000 kilometres away in malawi, chisomo mwamadi is on a mission to remove the taboo of miscarriage in africa, too. you're not supposed to express your grief or express your pain, you have to be the strong one. this is also culture in africa, especially in malawi, things like miscarriage are taboo in ...

I'm just trying to contain myself now. they lost their previous pregnancy at four months last march. this baby is doing well and they're being supported by staff at this specialist recurrent miscarriage clinic in coventry, but the care they received during their previous pregnancy and subsequent miscarriage has left isabel scarred for life. the day that we were sure there was something wrong, i remember being laughed at by one of the staff nurses and saying, "just go home, why do you keep coming? just take codeine and paracetamol, you will be fine." i was actually losing fluids and bleeding at...