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Welcome to SANDS Lothians

SANDS Lothians offers support, understanding and help, both of a practical and emotional nature to bereaved parents who have experienced the death of a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth or soon after birth.

The death of a baby is a devastating experience. The effects of grief can be overwhelming and parents, their families and friends can be left feeling dazed, disorientated, isolated and exhausted. SANDS Lothians offer a range of befriending and counselling services and can also offer helpful advice with your baby’s funeral. We have excellent relationships with health professionals in local maternity hospitals who believe in and support our work. Our group meetings, befriending and counselling services are there for anyone who needs them and provide comfort and support during times of need.

 

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East Lothian Befriending Meeting
Jennifer 8.3.2010 15:37
Annual Memorial Service 6/12/09
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SANDS Volunteer Centre Edinburgh Awards
Wednesday, 10 September 2008 13:22
The picture shows Wendy Sloan Fiona Scott and Elizabeth Hack receiving their volunteer awards from David McLetchie MSP. Dorothy Maitland Operations Manager of SANDS Lothians
 
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SANDS Volunteer Centre Edinburgh Awards

Wednesday, 10 September 2008 | Dorothy

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Obesity linked to high stillbirth rates

Tuesday, 05 August 2008 | Administrator

article image   Rising levels of obesity could be contributing to the rates of stillbirths in the UK, a new study has warned today.The Confidential Enquiry into Maternal and Child Health (CEMACH) found...
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Stress 'linked to stillbirth'

Tuesday, 29 July 2008 | Administrator

article imageSevere stress during pregnancy can almost double the risk of having a stillbirth, say researchers.A Danish study of 19,000 women during the last three months of pregnancy found that a third scored...
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