Jeremie Russell
Jeremie Russell's page
Fundraising for Sands, the stillbirth and neonatal death charity
Story
RIDE FOR JEREMIE had raised the amount of £2,197.80. Thats a total of £3,722.80 raised for Jeremie.
Paul and Lerma would like to thank all of those who supported us. We've succesfully raised the target amount. Please check the RIDERS site for the overall money raised of the team.
Paul together with the 14 members of the team took part on the challenge of cycling across 146 miles of terrain at times above 2000 ft from coast to coast in England in just 3 days
You may also check out the updates of this challenge on our website
http://www.jeremierussell.co.uk
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"Intimately Acoustic" RIASED £1,525.40
Thanks for all of your support and donations on the “Intimately Acoustic”…an evening of acoustic music. It was a great success, we have now reached over the target amount and funds are still keeping on coming. A Big Thank You and CONGRATULATIONS to everyone who’s been part of organising the event. Cheers! God be with us!
thanks for taking the time to visit Jeremie's justgiving page.
We cannot bring our baby Jeremie back, he is part of our family forever. Everything we do is for him....
... in memory of Jeremie we are conducting a Concert Charity event on the 14th November 2010. Please visit Jeremie's website www.jeremierussell.co.uk for further details and updates. For the admission entry on the charity event and offline donations, simply email us at jeremierussell@ymail.com.
Please help us to raise fund for Sands and Ferndale suite Harrogate Hospital in “memory of Jeremie” so that we could help reduce the loss of 17 babies lives everyday in the UK and bereaved parents can make the most of their sad time with their baby to create some precious memories.
Sands is a charity who offer support to anyone affected by the death of a baby and promoting research to reduce the loss of 17 babies lives everyday in the UK. Your online donations will be going straight to the Sands.
Ferndale Suite in the Maternity ward Harrogate Hospital is especially for bereaved parents and families, there, we were looked after by caring professionals and spent our sad time with baby Jeremie. Funds raised offline will be pass to the Ferndale suite (Our Angel).
Our Story
20th February 2010 at 11am, Paul & I went out to fill our fridge with loads of food in preparation for the coming of our baby. “Baby just wants to stay with mummy”, I secretly said to myself. I was more than a week overdue and was scheduled for induce in a few days.That day I can feel that my newborn was on its way.
20th February 2010 at 11pm, labour pain has been kicking…it was all perfect. I’ve rang the delivery suite in a few hours and then we’re away on the road, Paul was driving sooo carefully. It was hard but exciting…We were in the delivery suite and they’ve had a check on me, everything were fine. After an hour the midwife did a 2nd check on my tummy…There wasn’t any HEARTBEAT.
21st February 2010 at 11mn, I woke up with so many things plumbed into my body. I was in the High Dependency Unit…realizing of what had happened, we’ve lost our baby Jeremie...
There is no word…
A man who losses his wife is called a widow.
A woman who losses her husband is called a widower.
A child who losses its parents is called an orphan.
But there is no name for Parents who lost their child.
…. words cannot explain the feelings of losing a baby
There is no word to describe a parent who loses a child, for there is no word to describe the pain.
One life ended when it should have just been starting. The pain of losing your baby is one that nobody should have to suffer and it is pain that is rarely discussed.
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