The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust

The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust focuses on pre-24 week pregnancy loss through ectopic pregnancy. www.ectopic.org.uk

The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust focuses on early pregnancy loss through ectopic pregnancy. We are the leading charity focusing on ectopic pregnancy in providing such extensive general information and peer support for anyone experiencing the condition.

Baby Loss Awareness Week begins tomorrow, bringing an opportunity to remember, share experiences and connect with others...
08/10/2026

Baby Loss Awareness Week begins tomorrow, bringing an opportunity to remember, share experiences and connect with others who understand.

This year’s theme is “Together, we care”. For us at The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust, that means making space for the different ways ectopic pregnancy can affect people and offering acknowledgement, understanding, and support.

Every experience is individual, as are the ways we process what has happened. You may be remembering a recent loss or an experience from many years ago, still finding the words, or unsure how you feel about the week ahead.

Over the coming days, we will share reflections from our community, explore what caring for one another can look like, and come together for the Wave of Light on 15 October.

You are welcome to take part as much or as little as feels comfortable, whether you share your story, read along, remember privately, or step away from social media. Please be gentle with yourself and give yourself space to change what you need from one day to the next.

https://ectopic.org.uk/blog/baby-loss-awareness-week

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07/10/2026

Every experience of ectopic pregnancy is unique, and so is the way we each process it. How you feel can be shaped by what happened, the care you received, your circumstances, and your hopes for the future. Partners and loved ones will have their own experiences and feelings too. There is no set timeline or one way you’re expected to feel, and what you need may change over time, and the impacts may be unexpected and far-reaching.

However it’s affecting you, and however long it’s been, The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust is here for you.

Find information and ways to access support at ectopic.org.uk

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Sometimes, being with people who understand can make things feel a little less lonely. Our upcoming virtual support grou...
06/10/2026

Sometimes, being with people who understand can make things feel a little less lonely. Our upcoming virtual support groups offer a safe and welcoming space to connect with others who have experienced ectopic pregnancy.

There is no pressure to share more than you feel comfortable with. You can talk, listen, ask questions, or simply be there with others who understand something of what you have been through.

💻 Join from wherever feels comfortable
💜 Free to attend
💜 Partners are welcome

Whether your ectopic pregnancy was recent or many years ago, you are very welcome.

https://ow.ly/OX3K50ZUZrq

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Baby Loss Awareness Week is just days away, and there is still time to join our Walk of Remembrance.Throughout October, ...
04/10/2026

Baby Loss Awareness Week is just days away, and there is still time to join our Walk of Remembrance.

Throughout October, we’re inviting our community to walk 8 miles in remembrance of pregnancies and babies lost to ectopic pregnancy. Your eight miles can look however you need them to, you can walk them all at once, spread them across the month, choose somewhere meaningful or simply walk close to home.

As you walk, we’re asking you to fundraise for The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust, helping us continue to provide information and support to people affected by ectopic pregnancy, while raising awareness of its impact. Every pound raised through the Walk helps us continue our work and be there for those who need us.

Every step carries love.

Sign up to the EPT Walk of Remembrance: https://ectopic.org.uk/ept-walk-of-remembrance

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One week from today, Baby Loss Awareness Week begins. For many people in our community, 9–15 October can be an important...
02/10/2026

One week from today, Baby Loss Awareness Week begins. For many people in our community, 9–15 October can be an important time to remember, raise awareness, share experiences, and feel connected to others who understand

But we also know that Baby Loss Awareness Week can bring a lot with it. You might want to share your story, say a name, light a candle, join conversations or help raise awareness of ectopic pregnancy, or you might prefer to read other people’s words quietly, without sharing anything yourself.

You might find that seeing so much about pregnancy and baby loss feels overwhelming, and decide that stepping away from social media is what you need this year.

All of those choices are okay.

You don’t owe anyone your story or your participation, and you don’t have to engage with everything simply because it is Baby Loss Awareness Week. You can take part as much or as little as feels right for you.

Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing experiences from our community, information and support, raising awareness of ectopic pregnancy and joining with others across the baby loss community in remembrance. Whether you’re alongside us throughout the week, quietly watching from the sidelines, or taking some time away, we’ll still be here when you need us

https://ectopic.org.uk/blog/baby-loss-awareness-week

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Throughout October, in support of Baby Loss Awareness Week, we’ll be sharing words, stories, and reflections from our co...
01/10/2026

Throughout October, in support of Baby Loss Awareness Week, we’ll be sharing words, stories, and reflections from our community.

Our united voices highlight the importance of connection, understanding, and support for anyone affected by ectopic pregnancy.

Join us to reflect, honour our experiences, and hold space for one another.

https://ectopic.org.uk/blog/baby-loss-awareness-week

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30/09/2026

After an ectopic pregnancy, there can be so much to carry, and our Walk of Remembrance offers time to pause, reflect and feel connected, whatever your experience and however long it’s been. You might walk in memory, take some time for yourself, or in support of someone you love.

Choose your own route, walk alone or with others, and complete your eight miles in one go or across the month.

By raising funds along the way, you’ll help us continue providing trusted information and support to others affected by ectopic pregnancy.

Sign up for free and join us this October: https://ectopic.org.uk/ept-walk-of-remembrance

From us all at The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust, we’re so sorry for your loss and for all you’ve been through. Whether you take part or not, we’re here for you.

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Ectopic pregnancy doesn’t only affect the person experiencing it physically, partners can be deeply affected too.You may...
29/09/2026

Ectopic pregnancy doesn’t only affect the person experiencing it physically, partners can be deeply affected too.

You may be trying to support someone you love while also processing what has happened yourself, with feelings of sadness, fear, helplessness or grief, or simply not knowing what to say or do.

There is no one way to feel and you don’t have to put your own feelings to one side while supporting someone else. Support is here for you too 💜

Find dedicated information and support for partners affected by ectopic pregnancy:

🔗 ectopic.org.uk/partners

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This Baby Loss Awareness Week, pregnancy and baby loss will be discussed in Parliaments across the UK.For the first time...
29/09/2026

This Baby Loss Awareness Week, pregnancy and baby loss will be discussed in Parliaments across the UK.

For the first time, the Scottish Parliament will hold a debate to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week, while at Westminster MPs will come together for a Baby Loss Awareness Week debate on Monday 12 October, ten years on from the first debate in the UK Parliament. These debates are an important opportunity to make sure the experiences of people affected by pregnancy and baby loss are heard.

Find your local MP or MSP and ask them to:

💜 Attend the Baby Loss Awareness Week debate
💜 Wear a Baby Loss Awareness Week pin badge
💜 Speak about the impact of pregnancy and baby loss, including ectopic pregnancy
💜 Support calls for better care, understanding and support for everyone affected

We know how important it is that ectopic pregnancy is part of conversations about pregnancy and baby loss. By contacting your local representative, you can help make sure those experiences are represented too.

Find your local politician and get involved: https://ectopic.org.uk/blog/baby-loss-awareness-week

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This October, we’d love you to join us for The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust’s Walk of Remembrance.Walk eight miles across the...
25/09/2026

This October, we’d love you to join us for The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust’s Walk of Remembrance.

Walk eight miles across the month in whatever way feels right for you. You might walk in memory of a pregnancy, to mark your own experience, alongside someone you love, or simply to stand with others in our community who have been affected by ectopic pregnancy. Your eight miles don’t need to be completed all at once, you choose your own route, your own pace and the days that feel right for you.

We’d love you to fundraise as part of your walk too. Every pound raised helps The EPT continue to provide trusted information and compassionate support to people affected by ectopic pregnancy.

Whether you walk somewhere meaningful, take the same familiar route each day, or simply get outside and put one foot in front of the other, those eight miles are yours.

Eight miles in October, and every step carries love.

Sign up now: https://ectopic.org.uk/ept-walk-of-remembrance

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