2019 Awareness Week

The theme of 2019’s Birth Trauma Awareness Week was relationships, and how hard it can be to rebuild trust in relationships with friends, family and health professionals after a traumatic birth.

Throughout the week, we posted video clips of women talking about how their birth experience affected their relationships, as well as links to women’s stories on our website, using the hashtags #TrustAfterTrauma and #BTA2019. 

Here's some of the coverage we had as a result of 2019’s Awareness Week: 

Clydebank mum Lisa Campbell almost died after giving birth (Evening Times, 12/07/2019)

'Three horrific births gave me PTSD but I felt guilty as I'm not a war veteran' (Mirror Online, 11/07/2019)

First-time mother: postnatal PTSD 'made me want to kill my husband' (Herald, 30/06/2019)

Birth Trauma Association boss says mothers 'not being listened to' (Herald, 30/06/2019)

Mum thought baby was on fire after bowel was removed during 56 hour labour (Daily Mirror, 05/08/2019)

 

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