Halifax man fundraising for child bereavement charity with challenge in memory of his nephew
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Kirt Ware, 32, has been inspired to do the challenge after his nephew Keith Williams was stillborn two years ago and died a week from his due date due to maternal diabetes.
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Hide AdKirt wants to raise funds and awareness for the 4Louis charity, which supports families affected by miscarriage, stillbirths and the death of a baby or child.
"My sister got to spend the night with my baby nephew to say her goodbyes thanks to 4Louis," Kirt said.
"They continue to support you after too, as they have with my sister.
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Hide Ad"The death of an unborn child just before we all expected to welcome him into the world was devastating for our entire family, and continues to affect us every day.
"You never hear of these charities until you go through such a loss, which is why I'm trying to help raise awareness.
"If we don't keep supporting these types of charities then they can't continue to support us in our darkest times."
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Hide AdKirt, from Holywell Green, is completing the steps mainly in Halifax but also had a week in Morecambe to kick the month off, and is being accompanied by a teddy bear called blue.
"4Louis works closely with hospitals and families all over the UK," Kirt said.
"They worked closely with my sister, they provided her with a memory box which had a lock of Baby Keith's hair, his hand and footprints, a snuggle blanket amongst other things.
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Hide Ad"They also provide bereavement rooms and cuddle cots so you can spend time with their baby or child.
"Blue and I will continue to walk beyond October so if you do see us around Halifax please give us a wave or come over for a chat."
To donate, visit https://4louis.enthuse.com/pf/kirt-ware.