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October 9, 2019October 9, 2019 thelegacyofleo Diversity in Loss

#DiversityInLoss – I Can Love You From Here

Through the #DiversityInLoss series I wanted to explore also the different ways in which people can communicate and express their emotions following the death of a baby, and therefore with the release in aid of Tommys, the Baby Charity, for this year's Baby Loss Awareness Week, it felt fitting to welcome Sophie and Liberty in this series.

March 7, 2016March 15, 2017 thelegacyofleo Stillbirth : Leo

Leo Phoenix through Music

I wanted something to play when nothing else seems quite right. I thought I would share it and why the songs are on there.

February 29, 2016March 15, 2017 thelegacyofleo Stillbirth : Leo

I just got completely lost in the Jess Glynne album turned up really loud whilst out in a walk. I've heard this song so much, but the emotion in it took me a bit by surprise today.

February 15, 2016April 11, 2019 thelegacyofleo Stillbirth : Leo

Goodbye, for now, Leo.

The thought of planning a funeral for Leo terrified me from the moment I realised we were going to have to have a funeral. What on earth does a baby funeral look like?

HELLO

Welcome, and thank you for taking the time to visit our blog – this is the story of Leo Phoenix, and what followed his birth.

We are passionate about sharing the honest truth of baby loss, stillbirth, miscarriage and pregnancy after loss. Together we fundraise and campaign for better awareness and support for organisations that have helped us to heal.

Explore more about our story by following the categories below, or click on ‘Blog’ in the menu above to find key posts from a range of topics. To discover more about #AdventToRemember, #BabyLossHour or #LGBTBabyLoss and other initiatives, have a look under the ‘About’ section.

If you find yourself here following similar experiences, know that you are not alone and go gentle on yourself.

Please feel free to drop me a comment, or connect on social media whatever your experiences.

If you like something you read, or think it may help someone you know, please feel free to share.

Thank you,
Jess – just one of Leo’s mums