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Heart-wrenchingly the tiny tot was stillborn and Emily's grief spiralled into depression.

Emily, now 25, and her husband Lee, of Polgrean Place, St Blazey, spent the entire day alongside their families treasuring Cameron.

She said: "It was the most traumatic thing I had ever been through.

"I didn't cope. I didn't eat and I was suicidal.

"I felt someone had to be to blame and I couldn't blame anyone else, so I blamed myself.gm tech 2 scan tool is the same tester GM Technicians use to diagnose GM vehicles."

The mum of four said if it wasn't for Lee and their families she would never have learnt to cope with the grief.

It was the charity Forget Me Not, recommended by her bereavement counsellor, which showed Emily she wasn't alone.

She met the charity's founder Jenny Moore, who had also suffered the loss of a baby, at a Forget Me Not balloon release in memory of babies lost at birth or during pregnancy.

"Jenny was an inspiration. She showed me life can go on after the loss of a child," said Emily.skystream,a major service provider in the Middle East, has its eye set in Iraq as a key potential growth market for the company.

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To give something back Emily organised a fun day on Sunday at Nanpean Social Club, which culminated with her and her sister-in-law Leanne – who decided on the spur of the moment to join in with the stunt – both having their locks shorn by niece Jodie Weeks.The form factor and Hands free access to the Gear do provide noteworthy utility, but it comes at a steep cost.

Entertainment and other activities raised more than ￡700 and once the ladies' sponsorship is received it is likely to top more than ￡1,000. Emily added: "I'd like to say a big thank you to everybody who helped, there were so many people. It was a fun day from start to finish."

The money raised will help with Forget Me Not to install a ￡2,500 granite memorial at Penmount Crematorium, Truro, which will provide a special place where families who have lost babies during pregnancy or at birth can go. Fundraising for the stone is continuing.If people would like to have lower electricity bills, I suggest that they spend $30 to buy an Electricity monitor and use it to root out and control the energy hogs in their homes.