Supporting those below the age of 19 who are experiencing the loss of a baby during pregnancy or up to a year after.
By providing information about what has happened and where to find support, we hope to help those going through this difficult time and help to guide those supporting them.
It can be an upsetting, confusing and lonely time, regardless of it being planned or unplanned. Hopefully, some of the information on this website will be useful to you as we aim to help you understand what is happening and what support is available to you and those around you.
There is no correct way to feel after a loss. Everyone reacts differently, and everyone has their own timeline for processing it. Some people may find it harder than others to talk about it, and some may not even want to talk about it at all.
Healing is not straightforward. Some days may feel better, and some may feel worse, and this is ok. It's very common to experience a complex mix of emotions. Some days you may feel sad, and other days you might even feel relieved, and this is ok. There is no right or wrong way to feel.
There are so many emotions you may feel, here are just a few examples. You might not experience all of the ones shown here and there may be other feelings not listed here that you might experience. This is completely normal.
