31/05/2026
*** ICP & Me **
Today, we re-share Suzanne’s ICP & Me, which some of you may be familiar with.
Suzanne’s itching was dismissed by health professionals in her first two pregnancies, and a lack of information-sharing about risk to her baby in her third pregnancy meant that, very sadly, her daughter, Megan, was stillborn.
Suzanne was hugely grateful for the support provided by Jenny Chambers (founder of ICP Support) and the charity. Following this support, Suzanne went on to have two more ‘Little Itches’ and felt better prepared to cope when the itching started again.
Suzanne and her family have been passionate supporters of our charity over many years, frequently raising funds for us and raising awareness of ICP. On what would have been Megan’s 30th birthday (15th May) the family asked for donations, and we are very grateful to have received £255 in Megan’s name. We are so touched by this incredibly thoughtful gesture which will be used to help families who have, or have had, ICP. It’s a beautiful way to honour Megan and we thank Suzanne’s friends and family for their continued generosity and support 💜. Suzanne has shared a gorgeous photo of her grown up Little Itches Ross, Daniel, Joshua and Emma-Jane - we love to see them! 😍
Donations are vital to our charity to ensure that we can continue to support families who need us and to help us achieve our vision ‘That every ICP baby is born safely’ If you would like to make a donation, you can do so here: https://bit.ly/DonateOneOffRegular
We encourage anyone who is involved in maternity care to join our Facebook group to ensure they stay up to date with new research and guidance on managing ICP pregnancies (https://bit.ly/HPsICP). NHS health professionals can complete our eLearning module on ICP (https://bit.ly/ElearningNHS26). Our website also has a wealth of information on ICP as well as an extensive list of ICP research papers (https://bit.ly/ICPInformationhomepage), as well as printable ICP posters (https://bit.ly/ICPPosters) and leaflets (https://bit.ly/ICPleaflets)