Hi there
I am so very sorry for all your losses 



I have had one early loss and still struggling 2 years on. I can't imagine how 4 must feel I don't think I could cope. Your very strong.
I can completely see why this news would be so difficult for you. I am saddened and angry on your behalf that your family and friends have offerd no support or not made you feel supported after all youve been through.
I know it's hard to know what to say for the best sometimes and that they can't change what has happend, but at least the thought would be there. It sound like they have made no attempt at all which is pretty poor behaviour.
I can sympathise with you regarding your husband. Mine has a similar attitude thinks I'm "dwelling" on it and should move on. again I have not Been through what you have and can't imagine how you must feel. I can relate to the feelings of not having anyone to talk too as it seems miscarriage is a very lonely place, yet there are many of us going through it all the time.
I would whole heartily recommended the miscarriage association. I have called them at various stages since the miscarriage and in some very dark time. Each advisor I have spoken to have been nothing but lovely. I have kept One of there details aside, should I feel I need to call again.
I keep reading that Sands is good so would echo what a previous poster has said about getting in touch with them also as it can't hurt to have more than one outlet.
I really would start the counselling after all the losses you have faced I think you need a professional ear to help. I have had Cbt and have found that beyond helpful for really exploring and expressing my feelings around it all, (have found it to be nothing like a talking therapy) as although I had the one loss there are some complicated issues surrounding it all, with health, fertility worries and circumstantial issues.
My therapist has got me to understand we are going through a process that cannot be sped up, it tends to be the stages of grief ( there are 7 stages). It is a journey we have to take (as difficult as it is to stay with) with no shortcuts or scenic routes. Once we have completed our journey and faced our grief, ( the last stage is acceptance) it makes it easier to move forward.
She has also helped me to feel validated in how I feel and helped me understand I have every right to feel how I feel instead of feeling guilt and in by living in something called an ought self I am only delaying the process. I can tell you more if you would like me too.
I think having someone that has the time to really listen to you and give you the space to talk and make you feel validated would be so helpful. that is a way to process it to be able to start healing.
I hope my message was OK and I did not upset you regarding your friends and family not being supportive. Feel free to pm me. I wish you peace and luck for the future
Xxxx