After years of campaigning, parents of premature babies will be able to claim an extra £160 a week under new measures announced at the budget on March 11.
This is a photo of the first time I held my twins, Arthur & Heidi. It was 33 hours after they were born. I waited 2 days after this picture was taken to see them again. This is my story...
Thrilled to be pregnant with identical twins, Katie Monk was enjoying her pregnancy, especially after suffering an early miscarriage the year before. *This story contains a bereavement*
Twin mum Katie is looking forward to Christmas with her girls Maisie and Mia following a traumatic year where they survived life-saving laser surgery for TTTS
We're working with other charities and calling on the Government to ensure the UK is the safest place for giving birth with the best medical care possible.
We began campaigning on this issue around seven years ago as so many parents have to watch their babies’ fight for their lives in neonatal care after being born prematurely.
A Surrey couple has warned parents of identical twins not to be afraid to challenge the care being given if they suspect the life-threatening condition TTTS (Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome). Read their story...
On World TTTS Awareness Day (Friday, December 7th) we share the story of Bryony and Tom's identical twins who survived against the odds. Read about their fight.
Adorable baby twins Poppy and Jessica are looking forward to their first visit from Santa. The girls arrived home after spending seven weeks in hospital after fighting Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome and being born prematurely.
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