Our little girl was due on 14th February 2017. On 15th February, at the routine check up with the midwife, we were told our little girls, Fearne, heart had stopped beating.
The next 48 hours were extremely tough and Fearne was born sleeping at 8.26pm on 16th February 2017. She is a beautiful angel.

We would like to raise money and awareness for 2 charities, Aching Arms UK and SiMBA (Simpson's Memory Box Appeal)

Aching Arms.
During our toughest and darkest hour, we were given a teddy bear, donated by the parents of 'Erin', who had donated the bear to help support other grieving parents. Although this appears a small gesture, at that time it meant the world to us and gave Vic the strength to pull through. We saw light at the end of the tunnel.
Just £10 donates a teddy bear with Fearne's name which will help a grieving family in the future and give them the strength they will need at a time they need it most.
£175 will provide a training day for medical professionals such as midwives that deal with bereaved parents and their families. The care we received from Stoke Mandeville was absolutely incredible and a credit to their profession and the NHS.

SiMBA.
SiMBA provide much more than just memory boxes, although they are hugely important to the work they do.
When we arrived at Stoke Mandeville, we were taken to the 'Primrose Room', which is set up like a bedroom to make it feel more homely. It made the 3 days more bearable.
We were given a memory box with her foot and hand casts and good quality photographs (image of feet) amongst other precious items. We treasure this memory box dearly and always will. The most important thing is the cuddle cot, which is a specially made moses basket which allowed us to spend the night with Fearne holding her. Priceless.
£40 provides a memory box in Fearne's memory.
£1570 provides the cuddle cot for a hospital allowing parents to take their angel home for the night.

We will be running Tough Mudder 6th May.