Thanks @Alarica Yes you probably can understand it to some degree. It just feels unjust that my baby died and I feel alone because not even my DH shares my loss- I have just lost my first child, my only child, and he has not. There is tension because of that too.
and @Rainey910
DH isn’t really into couples counselling though. We did some after we lost the baby. Maybe we will do more if we are to make this work. I know he doesn’t want to split and I think he knows I’m struggling.
I’ve said before Yoga makes me feel great though 😊
@Bluebelltulip I’m glad you’re doing well and I hope your scan goes well. It’s understandable you will be worried
@Pandora71 I am so sorry for your tragic loss. Our losses are all different I think - mc, rmc, stillbirth and neonatal. Loss is loss I think to some degree. I can relate to what you say about being grateful for the time you had with your DD. I think sometimes the perception is that loss is harder the further along you are or the longer you had your baby and maybe that’s partly true. My baby girl died the day before she was due and while the loss might be greater in some ways than an loss earlier (I can’t say as I can only compare it to a MC at 4.5 weeks last month) I am grateful that I had her for as long as I did and got to see her beautiful face as it should have been when she was born. I can’t imagine your loss but I think being grateful for the time you had with her is a really positive thing. I also get the thing of wanting two. I always wanted two and I had one and now she’s not here so not really sure where that leaves me. I’d be happy now just to have her back so I kind of feel now I’d he grateful for one healthy child but then other days I think nothing else matters and I’ll just keep having babies for as long as I can 😬
@dogmama I think we all feel that it’s all unfair at times and it probably is. What sometimes helps me is, rather than thinking “everyone else’s baby is fine and mine died, it’s so unfair” (which I do think sometimes) I try to think about all the shit that other people I know are going through. A cousin with a baby girl the same ages as my DD would have been just lost her mum to cancer. She had her baby but it must be devastating that her mum won’t see her grow up. A friend who had her baby three weeks after mine had a gorgeous baby girl but her husband left her for another woman about a month before she was born. Her maternity leave etc is not as she planned either! I know someone who just lost her husband. Someone who isn’t copying after losing her 37 year old son two years ago. I think honestly life is hard and whilst some have it harder than others overall I think we all get some of the good and some of the bad. I don’t mean that to sound patronising or anything like that. It genuinely helps me to think that way. I’m a bit down at the moment so not my most positive right now.
Also I’ve just gone back to work and find the distraction of that helps along with going to the gym / yoga.
Sorry if I’ve missed anyone - I hope everyone is ok.