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Reflecting on Natalie's AFE story in the press
Last Wednesday, the story and experiences relating to Natalie Cook and the Amniotic Fluid Embolism she suffered made mainstream press across The Sun, The Daily Mail and The Mirror. However, what is most important to me is that the article has raised awareness of Amniotic Fluid Embolism on a national scale here in the UK. In addition to the press articles, the Facebook post from Natalie Cook Clothing has so far reached 66,000 people across the UK on Facebook and over sales and publicity has driven well over £500 for the Amniotic Fluid Embolism Foundation (AFE Foundation).
josiahamari is now stocking #nataliecook baby vests
#josiahamari is now stocking #nataliecook baby vests. Every vest that they sell will be going towards the #AFEfoundation. They will also be giving the charity 10% of each pair of harem and kimono that we sell.
#fornat #endafe
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Happy Customers!
Thanks to those of you sending in photos of your little ones in their Natalie Cook baby grows. Below is Nea Ventour sporting her Natalie Cook baby grow! Looking good Nea ;-) A big thank you to all those who have purchased so far, we have been truly overwhelmed by the response and have now ordered more baby grows to meet demand.
We have launched!
Today marks the launch of Natalie Cook Clothing, we are hoping to raise as much money as possible for the AFE Foundation, whilst at the same time providing our customers with great products!
I have set up www.nataliecookclothing.com in memory of my late wife Natalie Cook. Today I am launching the brand, with all profits going to the Amniotic fluid embolism foundation. I am launching with just one product, and depending how it goes, I will be adding more! Our daughter Chloe, who survived, can be seen modelling our first product.
