This time last year Sarah Goldsborough feared she wouldn't live to see her 36th birthday.
Her mental health was at its lowest after losing her second baby in eight months and struggling to come to terms with the loss she found it difficult to leave her home. The mum-of-three shut herself away from people as her anxiety peaked and she began suffering from regular panic attacks.
Sarah, from Whitley Bay, said: "With miscarriages there's no funeral and it's almost as if people expect you to just move on straight away. But for me I questioned everything like 'why?' and 'what was wrong with me?'
