oh, JJ, that is so sad. i am so sorry. how many weeks was she? a real reminder that these things can happen, even when we think we're over the worst of the danger.
with mc1 i thought i'd be fine and went to a (not very good) friend's child's party a few days after the mc. it was hell. quite the worst thing i could have done. i really should have stayed away from all baby/child/pregnancy related things for a while. maybe C will try to be brave, like me, i don't know. i suppose i would ask her for a lead and offer to stay away for a little while if she thinks that is appropriate. i have to say i found the worst thing was strangers who were preggers/had babies. if i actually knew someone and especially if i liked them and their baby/child, then i found it so much easier.
i'm sure she'll really appreciate talking to you, if not now, then at some point soon, but it might be tricky, i don't know. although i took great comfort from talking to good friends whether they had kids or not.
i also went on a bit of a campaign to find out more about miscarriage - i read lesley regan's book, which, while in depth and sometimes hard to stomach, i found really reassuring. but that is me - i like to know the science behind things and to arm myself with knowledge. i have to say i found the miscarriage association blub which i was handed pretty crass and not suitable for me and how i felt. your friend may, though, find them very helpful.
i also found the mc threads useful - to know so many other people had had the experience and were also suffering and grieving, but still had hope.
oh, and the best best thing i found was speaking to people who had had mcs but still had children. if you think it is appropriate, i'd be happy to talk to her by email if you want. just fb me. but i know that might be a bit weird. hope that helps.
x