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34 Gold medals🥇, 24 Silver🥈 and 11 Bronze🥉
We couldn't be prouder of team BCH at the British Transplant Games 2025, supported by our Charity.
Congratulations everyone 🎊
*** Breaking News ***
We have a very special announcement. Our Team BCH British Transplant Games superstars have done it.
2025's Best Liver Team and Best Children's Team (jointly with the team from King's). 🏆🏆⭐
Well done everyone. #GoTeamBCH@TActive_BTG
Please consider voting for me in the @iirta_tts election for Secretary-Treasurer. If successful I will be the only female Council member. I truly believe committees work best when their representation is diverse. A vote for me is a vote for inclusivity.
It’s wonderful to see our journal Intestinal Failure doing well and making its way to its first major international meeting @PifrsP.
Well done @DfarmerDouglas@HelenevansH, Josh and @SimonLal_12 You guys are crushing it! 👏👏👏👏
Our son Harry - 13.5yrs old - but never allowed to forget running around @BBCBreakfast sofa @louiseminchin & @billtu. This year has been tough. Harry needs a 3rd liver transplant. Many organs are lost as families say no. Make sure you sign up to the register & #shareyourwishes
A Birmingham Children's Hospital tattoo! 😱🎈
Freya, who was treated at the Children's Hospital for 16 years for pancreatitis, got a BCH tattoo when she turned 18 to honour her journey and all the support she received ❤️
Read Freya's inspiration story,: https://t.co/5Jb6DgKUt8
The power of organ donation is awesome 💪
The gift of life transforms these photos ⬇️
This #OrganDonationWeek, take five minutes to register your organ donation decision on https://t.co/uy7qIeG7aR and tell your loved ones your decision.
"...We are all champions. We champion gratitude, courage, conversation. These Games are our loudest celebration of every yes to organ donation."
https://t.co/TXpMnA1BFy
Plenty of smiling faces and medals collected @WHBTG for Team BCH. We have golds 🥇 for Ethan in cycling 🚴 and Charlotte in tennis 🎾 and silver 🥈 for Jake in the obstacle course.
Keep it going team, it's great to see #GoTeamBCH
A hugely successful @WHBTG day 2 for our BCH superstars with loads of medals 🥇🥈🥉
An exciting Super Saturday ahead. We've had swimming 🏊 and the walk 🚶this morning, badminton 🏸 archery 🏹 and long jump this afternoon into the road race tonight. Good luck #GoTeamBCH
Lots of medals coming in at @WHBTG for our fantastic team BCH.
We have 🥈 for Ella and Henry in the 🏊 while it was 🥈 for Camiyah in 🏹 as well as 🥇for Grace and 🥉 Lexi in the 🏸 as well as loads more.
Absolutely brilliant going into athletics tomorrow #GoTeamBCH
Today is #NationalBereavedParentsDay. Surely that’s worth a stop-scrolling-and-read-this-post moment? Please? 💫
Talking about child loss is a completely normal daily occurrence in our family. Talking to a brother that is not there. Including a son in day to day life that isn’t seen. Carrying his ashes everywhere I go, in jewellery, wearing his handprint around my neck, never to be taken off.
But when I step outside my norm, I realise how un-normal these conversations and things can be seen as.
But why? Children die. Sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, cousins, nieces, nephews. Mothers, fathers. Grown up children. Children die everyday. And left behind are broken parents, bereft families, unsupported families, expected to adapt and bounce back.
This is NOT possible.
Child loss forever changes every single part of your life. Your thoughts, feelings, relationships. Your friendships, your work, your commitments. Your mental and physical health. Child loss causes estrangements. New and unexpected friendships/relationships. It evokes feelings that you didn’t know existed and would never have thought possible. It makes you question your very existence, and that of others. Every ounce of your being is tested. You are metaphorically broken into a million pieces and will never be put back together in the same way again. But you will go back together…in some way, at some point. It won’t be pretty and you won’t be how you were before. But this isn’t a bad thing…
Today, I want bereaved families to know that they’re not alone. To those that talk about it, that raise awareness, that fundraise/commemorate their children in their own way - I hope this brings comfort and peace.
To those that find it too challenging to openly talk, please know that you are not alone. Your feelings, your intrusive thoughts, your bitterness, anger, angst, sadness, relief. Your trauma and your existential grief. I relate. I empathise. I know. I really, really know. I’m there. Always.
Please, if you do one thing today to acknowledge National Bereaved Parent’s Day, give this a #share or #retweet. #repostit. If just one bereaved family can be offered a tiny amount of solidarity, hearing from another, then my post made a difference. People reaching out to me at my darkest time made more of a difference than they’ll ever know.
Thank you.
#BereavedParentsDay #BereavedParent #BereavedMother #BereavedFather #ChildLoss #InfantLoss #ChildDeath #SIDS #StillBirth #StillBorn #TFMR #SUDS #TomsJourneyUK
A grateful mum is encouraging everyone to chat about organ donation after her one-year-old son, Henry, was given the Gift of Life at our children's hospital❤️
Henry underwent a life-saving transplant after being diagnosed with biliary atresia
Read more: https://t.co/JU1DdMx5oP
If ever a football team needed the towns support its @MontroseFC v @ICTFC The mo has made the #playoffs again and we all know how much fun Arbroath fc had. Dig deep and get behind your team.We are not just a #football club but @MontroseTrust serving the Montrose area.