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20th July 2022
Today we welcome the Government’s commitment to allow pregnancy losses before 24 weeks to be formally recognised. It will be the first time those experiencing miscarriage, ectopic or molar pregnancies…
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22nd November 2023
…about worrying about saying the wrong thing; and about how caring for people with pregnancy loss can trigger painful memories of their own loss/es. It was truly moving, and we…
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22nd February 2024
…Until now, only losses from 24 weeks onwards have been formally recognised. We, along with other pregnancy and baby loss charities like Sands, Tommy’s and the Mariposa Trust, have been…
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…hope that this will help you cope with your pregnancy loss (or threatened loss) and to plan for the future. If you’re worried that you may be having a miscarriage,…
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9th October 2015
…never got to meet, here Wendy reflects on pregnancy tests and losses, and shares a powerful poem here In Babyloss Week, a year after her loss, Lilla reminds us here…
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Joint statement from The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust, The Association of Early Pregnancy Units, The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, and The Miscarriage Association. December 2019 he Ectopic Pregnancy Trust,…
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…reactions. Allowances were made to avoid difficult situations – for example working one on one with pregnant customers of similar gestation. Managing another pregnancy Pregnancy after a previous loss can…
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…note that we often use the term ‘pregnancy loss’ to include miscarriage, ectopic and molar pregnancy. But sometimes, using the word ‘miscarriage’ for all three makes it easier for people…
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The MiNESS 20-28 study is looking at factors which might be linked to pregnancy losses between 20 and 28 weeks of pregnancy. This period includes both late second trimester miscarriages…
2nd July 2024
Miscarriage can be incredibly tough – not just because of the physical and emotional experience but in dealing with historic taboos that can make it difficult to talk about, even with family and friends. But in some cultures, that sense of stigma, and even shame, can be felt even more keenly. Here, our guest blogger […]