Erin's son Jude was stillborn at 38 weeks and six days. She shares how she'll never forget the precious five days she got to spend with her son and how Jude will always be remembered.

Scarlet shares how her life changed forever when she woke up to find her two month old little boy, Reuben, unresponsive. She's sharing because Rueben's life mattered and the pain of his absence is a weight she carries every single day.

“I’m sorry, your Uterus Ruptured” Bhavna shares about her Brave Prince Joshan who took his last breaths in her husband’s arms after only seven hours on earth. Her mission now is to raise awareness in the hope she’s able to save a baby’s life and parents’ heartache.

Anthony shares how the weeks and months following the stillbirth of his little boy Charlie were the darkest times of his and his partners’ life, and how he has turned his grief into a driving force to campaign for change, fundraise for Sands and other charities who supported his family, and help others by sharing his story and helping them to find the support they need following the loss of a baby.

Clare shares how her son Jamie David was born 10 days overdue in April 1999. Six weeks later he passed away suddenly. Clare shares how nearly 27 years later she still has her good and bad days.

Chloe recently saw a post by Sands groups supporting Dads who have lost babies, and she wanted to share a poem she's written that recognises the hurt that Daddys feel too.

By 24 Chloe was a mum of four. Although she couldn't see her children, she carried them in her heart. Chloe reflects on how she found support at a local Sands group monthly meeting and how writing poetry became a way for her to cope and connect with her feelings.

When their baby passed away after her c-section Michaela and her husband were broken – in intense pain, shock and disbelief. After finding information about Sands in a pack from the hospital, Michaela shares how reading the website, chatting to people on the forum and knowing someone was always there in the middle of night brought her comfort.