Unfortunately, the Liverpool Women’s hospital don’t specialise in this treatment and so Terri and Wayne were then transferred to Guys and St. Following on from this, the next step was to have pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD IVF), this is where they collect and check eggs to check for any abnormalities. After Terri’s third miscarriage the hospital ran more tests and discovered she had a balanced translocation an abnormality between two chromosomes which means if Terri releases an egg containing the abnormal chromosomes her body miscarries. The first round produced 4 embryos, sadly one didn’t take and three resulted in miscarriages. In 2016 Terri and Wayne got married and felt ready to continue on their IVF journey. For obvious reasons having a baby was the last thing on Terri’s mind, she needed to grieve. She was then accepted for IVF, but heartbreakingly her beautiful baby sister passed away. Terri has been under fertility hospitals since 2013, she firstly had 6 months of a fertility drug to help produce more eggs, sadly this didn’t work. My precious baby has healed my broken heart, I have never known a love like it, she brings light into every single day, and that’s what I want for Terri. In May 2019 I finally welcomed my beautiful daughter Harriet-Terri into the world. All of our miscarriages were around a similar time to each other, and we both still say that we are so thankful we had each other to get through our heartbreak. Terri and I both went on to miscarry two more babies each. We would talk daily and we helped guide each other towards the light on some of the darkest days of our lives. Through our shared grief we formed a strong bond and from that a real friendship grew. Terri and I have known each other for many years, she is best friends with one of my cousins, but we became much closer when in March 2017, I had just lost my first precious angel baby and posted about my grief and pain Terri reached out to say she had also just miscarried. In turn she has helped so many…now it’s our turn to help her. She has spoken so openly to all of us sharing her vulnerability, as she knows being alone with your pain isn’t a nice place to be. Sometimes, it could be as quiet as a feather falling and nobody hears it except you.” Anyone who knows Terri knows how much heartbreak she has faced in her life. “A heartbreak isn’t always as loud as a bomb exploding.