The latest news from the Miscarriage Association
11th October 2020
Laura-Rose talks of the isolation she and her wife Stacey have felt, both as being mothers together and when they experienced a miscarriage – and how they have used their experience to make a positive difference for other LGBT+ people.
11th October 2020
Zainab shares how joy turned to grief when her baby daughter Noa died late in her pregnancy, and how her religious faith helped her feel less lonely after her loss.
11th October 2020
Nicola found that being open with work colleagues and friends about her losses meant that people started to open up in return. She reminds us too that not everyone wants to do so.
9th October 2020
Jade’s letter to her younger self carries wisdom and compassion, and the messages that it’s okay not to be okay, that all feelings are valid and that it’s always good to have hope.
9th October 2020
Amy reflects on the loneliness that she felt during her miscarriages and the pain of seeing the happy milestones and announcements of family and friends.
9th October 2020
Brett shares his experience of opening up about his losses and how talking has helped him.
9th October 2020
John reflects on his and his wife’s second miscarriage and the impact of not sharing their loss or his sadness and pain with those around him.
9th October 2020
Sarah shares her story of miscarriage, the isolation and loneliness she felt and its impact on her mental health.
9th October 2020
Michaela reflects on the loneliness she felt after the loss of her son, Zachary and how friendship and people listening and not trying to fix her, helped her through.