A mum who lost her baby aims to keep her son's memory alive as she says people "still don't understand" and grieving parents "need more".
Millie Wylie, 23, found out she was pregnant with her third son last year and could not wait. But in September, at 14 weeks, on the way to her scan she said she had an overwhelming gut feeling that something was wrong.
Upon arriving at the Liverpool Women's Hospital, she said it was "silent the whole time" before she was told the devastating news that there was no heartbeat and she'd had a missed miscarriage [when a baby dies in the womb but the mother has not had any symptoms]. Now, she has set up a project in Lenny's memory, to help other grieving parents.
