 Medical intervention which targeted immune disorder CHI - where the body attacks pregnancy cells - meant the couple had more hope. Sinead was told repeatedly by medics to keep trying, which she said ignored the mental trauma of baby loss as well as the physical impact of carrying a baby into the second trimester, whilst also looking after another child. Two of the babies died at 12 weeks, but the family, from Stockport, near Manchester, have kept mementoes of them and are involved in charities supporting families who suffered baby loss. Baby Pearl died at 20 weeks in 2018, and in 2020 during lockdown Sinead gave birth to baby Rian, who also passed away at 20 weeks, despite paying for a private scan at 17 weeks. In 2021 Sinead had to shield while taking immunotherapy drugs to get her through another pregnancy, which ended at 11 weeks with a molar pregnancy, when the fertilisation of the egg goes wrong and prevents the foetus forming properly. Baby Ardal changed the){kind=link}
Sinead Lynch and partner Daniel Kenyon now want to help those who are going through similar pain after baby Ardal was born following years of torture
A mum who lost four babies in four years has welcomed an incredible healthy tot after doctors diagnosed an immune disorder.
Sinead Lynch, 33, welcomed baby Ardal 12 weeks ago after four years of trying for a baby.
Sinead and partner Daniel Kenyon, 44, had no issues when their eldest child Jonas, six, was born.
But they faced constant heartache and disruption as all four pregnancies afterward ended in tragedy.