Kirsty
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| Played by | Ashley Laurence |
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| Creators | Clive Barker |
| First appearance | The Hellbound Heart |
| Fictional universe | Hellraiser |
| First appear | The Hellbound Heart |
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| ID | 2319782 |
About Kirsty
Kirsty is a fictional character from the Hellraiser media franchise. Created by writer Clive Barker, Kirsty first appears in the 1986 novella The Hellbound Heart, whose full name is identified in the sequels as Kirsty Singer, before being adapted in the 1987 film adaptation Hellraiser as Kirsty Cotton.
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'Remember our stillborn babies in Christmas cards'
... Kirsty Schwegmann says seeing her stillborn daughter s name on a card would fill her with joy In January, Kirsty Schwegmann, who was 22 weeks pregnant with her fourth child, went for a routine scan...
England flooding: River warnings and rail delays continue
... Children and pets were carried to safety as people evacuated their homes in Doncaster Matlock clothes shop owner Kirsty Gilbert said flooding had ruined a significant amount of her stock...
'I think I inherited my loneliness'
... Kirsty McGrath fears passing on her feelings of loneliness to her children Kirsty McGrath thinks loneliness became a problem for her after her son was born five years ago...
Widow's fight to get partner's name on birth certificate
...Kirsty Gravett and Chris Vickery were together for 11 years before he died suddenly in 2017 A woman whose partner died while she was pregnant has said she suffered emotional trauma fighting through the courts to put his name on their child s birth certificate...
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... Kirsty Lloyd-Jukes says infrared heat sensing could help AVs spot pedestrians Like far infrared heat sensing, useful for spotting pedestrians, says Kirsty Lloyd-Jukes, chief executive of Latent Logic, an Oxford autonomous systems spin-off...
Cat of The Year Awards: Inspiring tails of the UK's finest felines
... Kirsty Ayre said her cat Sparky has helped her cope with every challenge she had faced Kirsty Ayre, from Clydebank in Dunbartonshire, had already lost her parents within a year of each other when she became the victim of a laser pen attack...
London Bridge attack: Victim's partner calls for legal aid
... Kirsty Boden, an off-duty nurse, was dubbed the angel of London Bridge in the aftermath of the attack A Ministry of Justice spokesman said the government had reviewed the inquest process earlier this year...
'Remember our stillborn babies in Christmas cards'
Laura Jones says including her stillborn son's name brings comfort to her other children
A Mother who lost her baby has backed a charity's plea to friends of grieving parents not to forget their children in Christmas cards.
Laura Jones , 36, from Llanelli, gave birth to her "treasured" stillborn son Hudson in November at 19 weeks.
Seeing his name in cards helped her other children and "acknowledges the little life that was", She Said .
Essex charity Aching Arms said the gesture could be "heartwarming" at a difficult time of year.
The organisation, based in Brentwood, sends thousands of teddy bears to grieving families across the UK, both as comforters and to signpost help.
"Not many of My Family and friends mention James At Christmas ," said founder Leanne Turner, who lost her son at 23 weeks in 2009.
"Including their names is an acknowledgement that these babies aren't a secret that shouldn't be spoken about. "
Aching Arms founder Leanne Turner says acknowledgement is key to helping parents grieveSome parents said they preferred a symbol or an extra kiss as a reminder of their baby, instead of their name.
Ms Turner said while many families loved to hear their babies mentioned, The Charity realised some parents would want their loss to remain very private.
"We each have to find Our Own way to cope, and that is exactly as it should be," She Said .
Jade Merifield says she always signs her son's name on cards and giftsJade Merifield, 28, of Hillingdon, west London, was heading to hospital to be induced in September 2018 when complications cut off oxygen to her baby.
Her son Arlo was stillborn 15 hours later.
"Personally I feel that Arlo was alive for Nine Months , so he should be included as he would be if he was here," She Said .
"I get quite insulted when he isn't. "
Kirsty Schwegmann says seeing her stillborn daughter's name on a card would fill her with joyIn January, Kirsty Schwegmann, who was 22 weeks pregnant with her fourth child, went for a routine scan.
Instead, the 42-year-old from Farnborough in Hampshire found out her daughter Naya had died.
"She will always be in our Christmas cards and Everything we do," said Mrs Schwegmann, now a volunteer for Aching Arms.
"It's helped my children. They find it really comforting knowing she's part of Everything . "
Kirsty Schwegmann said receiving a card with her daughter's name on it made her "Happy "She Said seeing a card with her daughter's name on it could change her day.
"People think that when you mention their name you're going to get upset but it's The Opposite .
"It makes me Happy . "
A stocking for Naya will be alongside those for her three other childrenMiss Jones , who is preparing for her first Christmas since losing her sixth child, said she would be donating to charity instead of sending cards.
"It's still raw. I don't ever want to stop talking about him," She Said .
"Even though he never got to Grow Up , he existed. He's as much a part of My Family as my other children. "
Laura Jones shortly after giving birth to her stillborn son Hudsonllanelli, stillbirth, bereavement, family, farnborough, brentwood, hillingdon, parenting
Source of news: bbc.com
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