Hello, I would just
like to thank you for viewing my blog; it means a lot. My names Mia and I
support the charity Bliss. Bliss is a
baby charity that works to provide care for sick or premature babies- not only
do they care for the babies but they also provide the support that is needed to
the parents who are suffering.
I am trying to raise
awareness about this charity because not enough people realise how serious this
matter is; 1 in every 9 babies is born either premature or sick that’s 80,000
babies every year with one being admitted to special care every six minutes. I
want this number to come down, do you?
There are so many ways
that you can support Bliss. You can fundraise, you can campaign for change, you
can volunteer or you can just simply donate. The money that goes towards Bliss
helps so many people. £10 could provide telephone support for a family through
our helpline. £25 could provide a family with a free set of information
booklets at the neonatal unit. 50 Could fund a neonatal nurse on a specialist
Bliss study day. Help is needed so families won’t have to have their heart
broken.
I also want everyone to
realise that babies also need good care while they are in the womb. This means
no smoking, alcohol or unsubscribed drugs to be taken; this could cause serious
damage to the child. Everyone should know that they might have the perfect
birth there could be complications. All this could be helped if we all knew the
dangers.
Why you should care as
much as I do:
- Your child might be one of these that are seriously ill. You would then need support to help you get through the hard times. You won’t want to be alone like many mothers are.
- The amount of babies being admitted to special care is too high and together we should bring it down.
- This is what a child has to go through (image on the right) and what a family has to look at; they have to see their child fighting for its life knowing that there is nothing they can do but hope.
- Not enough people are realising the dangers of what they are doing while they are pregnant; they don’t realise the effect it has on their child.
- It is so simple to donate; even a penny could mean someone’s life had been saved.
If you would like to,
it would be very appreciated, if you could please answer these questions:
- Had you heard about Bliss before reading my blog?
- Do you now feel more informed about Bliss?
- Would you now support Bliss by donating money or volunteering?
- Would you now tell your family and friends about Bliss and try to persuade them to donate?
- Have you changed your opinion about Bliss?
- It would also be nice if you left in the comment which hometown or country you are from.
Thank you so much for reading my blog and, if
you did, leaving a comment. It is very much appreciated
No I had never heard of Bliss before. Yes I do. Yes I would as it is for a good cause. I would tell my family and friends about the charity. Your blog was informative and well written. The UK.
ReplyDeleteNo I had never heard of Bliss before. Yes I now feel more informed and I would consider supporting Bliss because it sounds like a very worthwhile charity. I would definitely tell my family and friends about this charity.
ReplyDeleteThis was very lovely to read and I wish you the best of luck!