We are hosting some activities for #BLAW that aims to bring us together, focus on well-being, take a moment for ourselves, remember our babies and come together as a community. Keep an eye out for more information over the coming week.

Tomorrow is the start of Baby Loss Awareness Week 2021. While we will always encourage openness around discussing loss in order to #BreakTheSilence we appreciate that this week can be incredibly difficult – whether you’ve experienced loss this year, last year or decades ago.

We are expanding our services across 4 areas of #GreaterManchester owing to funding from GMCVO & so would love to connect! Drop us a follow & please retweet/ tag anyone you feel would be a good contact. #Tameside #Oldham #Wythenshawe #Bolton #Childloss #Bereavement #Support

Greater Manchester support available 4 women, couples & surrogates affected by pregnancy loss. Signpost as emotional caregiving or workplace support Louise Jackson Louise Rule @TGCCG TGICFT- Team Womens Health Unit OPD Kenneth Ma Greater Manchester Combined Authority Havas Lynx Baby Loss Awareness Week @mftchiefnurse Lynne Barnes

Tonight’s #BabyLossHour is kindly hosted by Sands - baby loss charity 💙🧡 in recognition of #BLAW2021. Get involved on the hashtag from 8pm.

Thank you to JESS for giving over #BabyLossHour to #BLAW2021 tonight and for Sands - baby loss charity 💙🧡 for hosting the discussion💖

1 minute’s silence during #WaveOfLight2021 with teams from Tommy's Maternal & Fetal Health Research Centre and @MCR_RainbowClinic coming together at St. Mary’s Hospital, Manchester University Foundation Trust Maternal & Fetal Health Research Centre Alexander Heazell Dr Kylie Watson @MFT_SMH MFT Research and Innovation The University of Manchester FBMH Social Responsibility and Public Engagement UoM Biology, Medicine and Health

🌟For Guy🌟 For all the other little lives gone too soon. 💔 🕯️Always loved. Never forgotten🕯️ #waveoflight #Babylossawarenessweek #stillbornstillloved 💕 Tommy's instagram.com/p/CVD1c-5MVNy/…

We've published a new draft Recurrent Miscarriage guideline for consultation. It brings together the available evidence on possible risks and causes of recurrent miscarriage, potential treatment options, management of subsequent pregnancies and best practice in supportive care.

Victoria Adjo Climbié would have been 30 today! She died aged 8. She was tortured and murdered by her great-aunt and her boyfriend. Her death led to a public inquiry and produced major changes in child protection policies in the United Kingdom. #RememberingVictoriaClimbié

We have a few spaces left on Thursday nights CRADLE pregnancy loss support group. If you live in the Greater Manchester area please RT & share with your followers 💛 #prrequest #journorequests #journorequest Gynaecology SHH Jasmine Jo Courtney Kenneth Ma Sam Jones

After two years the #AEPU2021 conference has started 🎉 Fantastic speakers with all aspects caesarean scar pregnancy being discussed: diagnosis, management, later implications MAP 👏👏👏GynaecologyUSS Davor Jurkovic Association of Early Pregnancy Units (AEPU)

We're glad to be able to join the Association of Early Pregnancy Units online conference today and tomorrow. Excellent presentations to help us understand care of pregnancy loss patients - all about ectopic so far. Association of Early Pregnancy Units (AEPU) #AEPU2021

Really interesting first morning at this year's Association of Early Pregnancy Units (AEPU) conference. So many knowledgeable professionals sharing their work.

Thank you to everyone helping us develop new resources to help people through pregnancy after loss. The survey is open until midday on Thursday 25th November: surveymonkey.co.uk/r/PPPXJZS

Today we have published updated guidance on the diagnosis and initial management of ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage. We have recommended the use of progesterone for some women with bleeding in early pregnancy and have had at least one miscarriage More: bit.ly/30P9E29

Dear @maggie_erewash Sajid Javid pregnant women will not queue at walk in centres for a booster. Pls ensure pregnant women can be vaccinated at antenatal clinics. This should have happened months ago. Our poll of 3k pregnant women showed only 2 in 10 say this is possible

The COVID-19 vaccine and booster is safe to have at any stage during pregnancy. This infographic has been designed to help health care professionals discuss COVID-19 vaccination with pregnant women.

Covid vaccination is safe snd recommended in pregnancy. Please get vaccinated to protect yourself and your baby ⁦MFT NHS⁩ ⁦@MFT_SMH⁩ ⁦Wythenshawe Hospital⁩ ⁦North Manchester General Hospital⁩ manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-m…