Lauren Goodger reveals distressing nights of fear in a heartfelt social media post, stirring worry among followers.
Lauren Goodger, a well-known personality from Essex, has shared her emotional journey with her followers on Instagram and in an interview with The Sun. The reality star experienced a devastating loss when her second child, Lorena, passed away just minutes after birth in 2022.
In the aftermath of Lorena's heartbreaking death, Goodger stayed the night at the hospital, finding solace in her four-year-old daughter Larose who has been her inner strength. She later returned home without her baby daughter.
Goodger has been open about the trauma and grief she experienced, describing it as the most 'traumatic experience of my life.' She has sought professional support to help her cope with her emotions and the nights of fear.
On the second anniversary of Lorena's death last year, Goodger marked the occasion with a touching tribute, writing that she is still smiling, still standing, and that God is with her, and Lorena is her light.
In a recent episode of Towie, Goodger recalled the heartbreaking moment she said goodbye to baby daughter Lorena at the general hospital after she died. She has also shared honest posts about dealing with hardships in her life and moments of fear and anxiety.
Lorena's pictures were taken at the hospital, which were a charity thing. The images were a poignant reminder of the short time she spent on earth, but they also served as a way to raise awareness and funds for a good cause.
Saffron Lempriere, a co-star of Goodger, also shared her grief 12 months on from losing her beloved nan. To mark the one-year anniversary of her nan's passing, Lempriere organised a special get together with her co-stars.
Through her openness and honesty, Goodger has shown strength and resilience in the face of unimaginable tragedy. She continues to inspire others with her courage and determination to move forward, while never forgetting the precious memories of her daughter Lorena.
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