A new book commemorating babies lost to miscarriage has opened, with First Minister Humza Yousaf saying it could provide comfort to those who have…
First Minister Humza Yousaf has said it could provide comfort to those who have suffered the “terrible sadness” of pregnancy loss.
Those who have suffered a miscarriage or suffered loss before 24 weeks of pregnancy can apply to NRS to have this registered in the book. “The loss of a baby at any stage of pregnancy has a profound impact on everyone affected, and the Scottish Government has listened to parents who told us how difficult it was that they often felt that their loss was not recognised," Yousaf said.
“I am very grateful to everyone involved in making this a reality. I hope this will provide acknowledgement and a measure of comfort to those who have experienced the terrible sadness of a pre-24 week pregnancy or baby loss.”Nicola Welsh, chief executive of Held In Our Hearts, said: “The loss of a much-wanted baby at any stage of pregnancy can be incredibly painful and isolating.
“We hope that by memorialising these little lives in this way, it will provide much needed comfort and recognition to these families.”Clea Harmer, chief executive of baby loss charity Sands and chairwoman of the Baby Loss Awareness Alliance, said: “We hope that anyone who has been affected by pregnancy and baby loss prior to 24 weeks will find comfort in this new memorial book.
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