@SuperSharpShooter82 oh dear, I'm very sorry you had to go through that. It sounds like your sister doesn't truly understand the significance of this loss. I find it hard to be around people who can't put themselves in my shoes. My mum hasn't suffered a miscarriage, but she always says to me you will never forget this loss, it will always be there, but you will have a baby- I'm sure of it. I found that comforting. Can you sit your sister down and talk to her? I have to say I do blame the majority of the media which totally misrepresents miscarriage, where we are encourage to keep quiet before 12 weeks. Why? So we can be totally alone with our grief, almost ashamed, when things don't work out? Sorry, the attitude towards pregnancy loss really gets to me.
@Yukka sorry to hear about your diagnosis. How are you feeling?
@InDreamland Apologies if you have already said, but have you had any investigations? I've been trying for 2 years so I understand how disheartening it is to finally conceive, and then suffer the heartbreak of a missed miscarriage. But you did conceive- this is what I cling to! We aren't keen on going down the IVF route because it is super stressful, but we may get referred. Seeing the GP next week.
@Lovewinemorethanhusband sorry you are so upset. I'd like to congratulate you and wish you all the luck in the world! I think we will all feel like that when we fall pregnant again, it's a completely natural response (and possibly hormones making you feel worse). I'm not sure how I can reassure you because I think I would be the same, but I guess try to rationalise- pains in early pregnancy are really common, 3 out of 4 pregnancies are successful, the odds are in your favour. If it's causing you a lot of emotional distress please do call up the helpline at the miscarriage association or Tommy's. I bet they will help :)
@boboelephant Nice to see you, pal! Hope you're holding up. Do lean on us :) I don't think I've even got a shot at pregnancy until next year so I get it x