EVER SINCE ESME

EVER SINCE ESME A brand designed to provide comfort and support to fellow grievers during the hardest times.
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25/05/2026

They called me an anxious first-time mum when in reality my baby was dying…

You are not alone.
I trusted them too.

I believed they knew what was best and would keep us safe. I wish I hadn’t. Living with that betrayal is unbearable, and what’s even harder is living with the knowledge of how different things should be.

I did everything I could to seek help, to be heard and to get someone to take me seriously. I fought so incredibly hard but no one wanted to know.

No mother should ever have to fight to be heard. Yet this isn’t just my story, it’s a common theme and it’s happening to countless mothers.

We must speak out and share our experiences to bring about change, because every moment of silence delays progress and allows harm to continue. Your story matters.

Leave a 💛 below if you’ve experienced something similar, or if you’re open to sharing your story—your voice matters.

POV: You’re a loss mum 🤍You know how it feels to carry grief so quietly that most people around you don’t even notice it...
20/05/2026

POV: You’re a loss mum 🤍

You know how it feels to carry grief so quietly that most people around you don’t even notice it anymore. To keep conversations going, smile politely, and say “I’m okay” because explaining the truth feels too heavy for everyday moments.

You know how it feels when the smallest things catch you off guard. Not always the big moments people expect but ordinary things. A question, a smell, a date, a passing comment that suddenly takes the air out of your chest.

You know how it feels to hold two emotions at once. To feel gratitude and heartbreak. Joy and jealousy. Love and anger. To want to celebrate other people whilst also grieving the life you imagined for yourself.

You know how it feels when your mind and body remember things other people have forgotten. How certain places feel different now. How hope feels more fragile after loss. On some days you can speak about it calmly, and on other days it feels impossible to hold together.

And maybe the strangest part is realising grief doesn’t always look like falling apart. Sometimes it looks like carrying on and showing up. Functioning normally while loving and missing someone at the same time.

If this resonates with you, what’s something about baby loss people rarely talk about enough? 🤍

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