I had a good old cry about my son earlier on tonight, he'll be 3 in March but it's never gotten any easier, I've just learned to accept the pain. Some days you'll "forget" in a sense and other days it'll be all you think about. And it's ok to do that and feel like that. I had just turned 21 when my son died, I was only very young.
He was the first death id ever known and it was so awful having to go to my own babies funeral. It's just not natural is it?
You'll end up with a lot of insensitive comments "you can always try again" "when are you having another" "at least your young". It will be hard but try not to take it personal, people don't understand when they havnt been through it themselves. And it's an awful subject to discuss, people don't really know what to say
What support have you got at home? And how is your dp dealing with it all? My dp got forgot about when that happened with our son, people presume because men are "strong" they don't feel like we do. But they do.
Be kind to yourself and do not beat yourself up. There was nothing you could of done to change what happened, please be kind to yourself, take nice warm baths, relax as much as you can, it all takes time xxx
Yes RoTo72, my little girl keeps me sane. It took me nearly 3 years to get her after everything that happened and I'm so grateful I got the chance to be her mum xxx