When George unfolded his wings, and went to live with the other baby angels, my life changed overnight. Each day I found myself dying inside. I felt I had no reason to carry on and I would have given up life itself. The only things stopping me doing something silly was knowing that my wife and children was suffering and needed me. 

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As the days turned into weeks, I knew I needed to do something to keep his spirit alive, one of the ways I did this was by taking small steps. As George, would have grown, he would have left his mark, I took on myself and would encourage other to do the same. George would have taken his first step so I will run a marathon, he would have begun to swim, I will swim a lake, he would have peddled his bike, I will ride for him and raise money in his name.

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Doing it for your very own special someone.

When you experience the loss of a baby, whether that be during pregnancy, at birth or in infancy, a natural desire is to not only remember that child, but to do something that will allow your child to be remembered by others; to ensure that their loss is not forgotten and in fact makes a difference.

 

There are so many ways in which you can get involved with ‘Doing It For GEORGE small steps', from giving time as a volunteer to making us your charity of the year.