Author/Blogger Of The Year Finalists 2019

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The author Alishia Anderson is a beautiful light to this world for creating this book. She has used her life-changing experience of losing her very first child from stillbirth to uplift and encourage others around the world that they will get through it one day at a time and it’s okay to say their names aloud..

Farrah Moore

She is amazing. She speaks so well about her loss. Articulated it perfectly and is all round such a lovely genuine person.

Frankie Brunker

Frankie lovingly created the most stunning children’s book ‘These Precious Little People’ which helps to explain the death of a baby to children. My rainbows absolutely love it! It is powerful, empowering and just beautiful. Not only did Frankie create this special book, she also donates the proceeds to charity. A truly remarkable lady.

Jason and Beth Rogers

He started a banner that he takes on every trip and puts on his semi truck he writes angels names and dates from UK and USA from everywhere on the banners as well as keeping the parents informed daily on where their angel will be each day.

Jo Tocher

Jo works so compassionately with women who have lost babies through miscarriage, which has been an overlooked area, not talked about and not acknowledged. By speaking out about her own experience and sharing strategies to cope, she helps so many other women feel they are heard, that they matter and this allows the to grieve for the baby they lost and the hope that is gone. Invaluable work!

Lyndsey Lang

I saw her be destroyed to the core and shattered and in my own mind, as a mother, I just couldn’t fathom how she, or they, were ever going to be rebuilt. How do you ‘move on’ from your baby not coming home with you? Can you ever move on? But she carried on, from Day One Lyndsey was determined to keep Evalyn alive; and for her to live the best possible life she could, even though it was so unfairly snatched from her before she even took a breath.

Sarah Ward

Her blogs are truest from the heart, and show what child loss is and what child loss feels like. Sarah’s writing takes you through a whirlwind of emotions, it is thoroughly thought provoking, Whilst also showing that their is a way through the darkness and despair of losing a child. Sarah is also going from blogging to publishing a book to help children who have lost siblings .

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Sarah on 26th September 2019 at 9:01 pm

Frankie always knows what to say and exactly how to say it

Phillippa Bennett on 26th September 2019 at 9:09 pm

Sarah Ward

Ann Thurman on 6th October 2019 at 3:23 pm

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Margaret McGee on 26th September 2019 at 9:30 pm

Reading Sarah’s blogs and the ups and downs of Arlo’s life was heartbreaking, the honesty with which she wrote was amazing.

Joanne crellin on 26th September 2019 at 9:43 pm

Sarah ward

I’ve read many things in my life but nothing that has touched my heart the way Sarah writes and that’s because she writes completely from the heart and with passion about helping others along the way .
She is truly inspirational and everything you aim to be in life to make you a good person.