Here is a film presented by Tommy's - a charity working to prevent and understand miscarriage:
vimeo.com/brianholmes/review/214993961/12707ca6e1
Press coverage
· Midwife Clemmie Hooper and Rachel Corry, a mum who sadly lost twins and had a very premature baby, appeared on BBC Breakfast. And on BBC Radio Wales
· Jane Sandall and Anna Whitehouse appeared on Good Morning Britain
· Rachel Corry interviewed on Radio 5 Live
· Rachel Corry and myself were interviewed by Sky News Radio, and this was seeded out across the commercial network on Wednesday
· Online coverage from the RCM and British Medical Journal, Mothercare, Talking Mums and Good to Know (a piece written by Anna at Motherpukka)
Organisations supporting
· King’s College London, Babycentre, NCT, Kicks Count, Bounty, MAMA Academy, Best Beginnings, Sands, Lullaby Trust, ICP Support, St John Ambulance, Mothercare, Netmums, The Daisy Foundation, Talking Mums, Baby Sensory, Toddler Sense, Waterbabies, Ask the Midwife, Maternity Matters, Good to Know, Maternal Mental Health Alliance, Action on Pre-Eclampsia, RCM and RCOG, NHS England, Talking Mums, True Capital, Mindshare, Facebook, The BigShot
Blogger and celebrity supporters
· Clemmie Hooper (the voice of our campaign film), Anna Whitehouse at Motherpukka, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Fi Star-Stone, Cheltenham Mama, Jess at the Legacy of Leo, Sam at Storms and Rainbows, The Step Up Club, Susanne at Ghostwritermummy, Jenny Hicken at Flutters to Feet and Great North Mum, Clemmie Telford and Hollie at The Yes Mum have all spoken and posted about the campaign, or are planning to.
Thank you all SO much. I always have a fear I have missed someone out - there has been so much activity going on, and I am so sorry if you have supported and are not listed above - please let me know if this is the case.
Other activity
· The team of Tommy’s Midwives ran a Facebook Live session for an hour at lunchtime yesterday. This was supported really well by so many of you (thank you to everyone who shared it). The team answered over 60 questions, and so far, it’s been viewed 14k times, and reached 340,000 people on Facebook. You can view the chat and read some of the q&a here (our midwives spent the afternoon getting back to every person who they couldn’t get to within the hour). You can view the video here.