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SHOUT OUT TO KRISTEN BELL’S MOM THOUGH? WHAT KIND OF FANTASTIC SELF-AWARE PARENTING, WELL DONE MA'AM
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We have this convention of not announcing a pregnancy until the high-risk first three months have passed; the only reason for it is to maintain a cult of silence around the possibility of miscarriage. But what we’re protecting is not the couple who suffers the miscarriage, but the world around them, which under cover of respecting private grief clings on to an infantile squeamishness around the particulars of reproduction.
With miscarriage, there are many routes to shame | Zoe Williams | Comment is free | The Guardian
I just have to point out that miscarriage is the ONLY time you’re expected to grieve privately. You lose a baby, a child, an adult in the prime of life, an elderly person, you usually have a very public mourning period. People offer up their condolences. Neighbors bring food and come to be with you in your grief. There are viewings, wakes, church services, grave-side services, celebrations of life. You have a miscarriage, though, and everyone expects you to keep your loss and your sadness to yourself. Bringing it up is gauche and uncomfortable, and god forbid you have feelings about it that someone else might have to deal with. It makes me so fucking angry.
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I don’t want another baby, I want THIS baby, the one I thought I would have, the one I started planning for, hoping for, dreaming about, talking to.
People Have Misconceptions About Miscarriage That Hurt : Shots - Health News : NPR
Amen.
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I felt as if I had completely failed. I failed my baby, the baby’s father and myself. I was the one person who was made to protect this life, and I had somehow lost it. A piece of me died that day. A part of my heart went with that baby.
Shannon Anderson, Loved And Lost: My Story Of Miscarriage And The Road To Forgiveness (Elite Daily)
A miscarriage is a natural and common event. All told, probably more women have lost a child from this world than haven’t. Most don’t mention it, and they go on from day to day as if it hadn’t happened, so people imagine that a woman in this situation never really knew or loved what she had. But ask her sometime: how old would your child be now? And she’ll know.
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