Our campaign is coming to an end and even though we didn't manage to reach our goal, we still made a difference. Pregnancy & Medicine Initiative's posters and flyers will bring the essential information to Chapel Allerton Hospital in Leeds and Christie Hospital in Manchester. And that's all thanks to you! Without your support, effort and contributions we wouldn't be able to bring positive change and hope to women with diseases, who want to have a family. Our campaign is ending today, but this doesn't mean we will stop raising awareness about the rights of pregnant women. If you want to do more, you can still donate today and share the campaign, so we can send another toolkit to a UK hospital and help more women. You can also print or share our posters and flyers with your friends or other parents, who might need the information. The materials are available on the website of Pregnancy and Medicine Initiative: http://www.pregnancyandmedicine.org/p/resources.html Thank you again for your efforts and support! Together we made a change!

Despite the major advances in medical science, pregnant women often don’t know whether it’s safe to take their medicines… and their doctors are often in the dark too. We want to help future mums find more information, ask their doctors the right questions or get a second opinion. Big thanks to everyone who supported the campaign, thank you for sharing and donating and most of all thank you for caring. Because of your help, more women in UK will have the information they need. Sometimes that’s all it takes to make a difference. We have few more days left and would like to raise enough to send more information toolkits to UK hospitals and help more women. Help us do more.

The decision to have a child isn’t always an easy one and can be even harder if there is a disease or illness involved. Currently, information on pregnancy and medicine is not easily available. So, very often the choices are to either stop taking medicine, to take medicine and live with the uncertainty or to avoid pregnancy all together. We want to change this so they won't have to choose between their health and the baby's. With your help we've already raised enough to provide few UK hospitals with information toolkits, that will help women ask the right questions and give them more information about pregnancy and medicine. Big thanks to everyone who shared our campaign and donated! And we can bring positive change to even more women - spread the word and help us reach more hospitals.

"What I’ve seen is that doctors are “scared” of pregnant women, and especially wary when you have a mental illness in addition to being pregnant," says Dina Fiasconaro, the author of the documentary Women and Meds. There are many other women like Dina, who struggle to get the information they need for safe and carefree pregnancy. We want to help them break the silence and ask their doctors the right questions. Help us distribute more information toolkits to UK hospitals, so we can reach more women. Share our camaign with your friends! Pregnant women with diseases shouldn't have to compromise their wishes to have a family. Read the whole story about Dina and her documentary Women and Meds: http://www.pregnancyandmedicine.org/2015/02/women-and-meds-documentary-on-mental.html

Big thanks to everyone, who supported our cause! It is inspiring to see that you're ready to help women with disease have a better and fairer chance at having a family. Because of your help, we are now able to send out few toolkits to hospitals. The first one will go to Chapel Allerton Hospital in Leeds, UK. We hope that in the next weeks we'll raise enough to provide more UK hospitals with the essential information, that can save many lives.