I do too yellow, no one deserves it as much as the amazing resilient beautiful women on here.
I admired her honesty. And the lack of specifics didn't alter the tone of her experience. I can so relate to projectile crying on the third day after surgery. I had no idea what to expect and was torn between rolling with the incessant painful punches and trying to put a brave face on things. She doesn't mention her husband but I sent it to DH and he really liked it. I find other people's experiences really helpful and love a good news story after the sadness of loss. But I'm aware he might not want to be the poster husband for miscarriage so I don't want to spam him with everything I read!
I can see why people say it but I've found is spectacularly unhelpful. We couldn't have been in a better position to have our babies, healthy, happy, stable, alright jobs, nice new house, relationship in good knick. It's been a series of shitty stupid pointless pain and heartache and there's no reason for any of it. The lack of a medical reason is a mixed blessing and while you're wrong to blame yourself I'm not judging as I've been there with each one. It's completely natural. And it stems from wanting to know what happened so we can stop it happening again!
Where there's no reason it feels like anything's worth a shot, but I'm aware there's no silver bullet either. With my last one I started the clean but I still lost the baby and the doc said it was 95% chance of a chromosomal issue so nothing would have helped. But I know there was nothing wrong with my MMC one so if it wasn't her then it must have been me. Except I've had all the tests and they didn't find anything wrong....
And round and round I go! While I'm not pregnant it doesn't crop up that often. But if/when I am again I'm going to have to find some way of living in the moment as Melissa describes, being happy and grateful for another chance, not dying on the inside of crippling anxiety.