Oh @scaredandanxious01 I'm so sorry, it's an awful time isn't it :( When I came up to my due date back a couple of months ago, I was walking around with what felt like a boulder in my belly and an awful tightness in my chest. On the day of it, I put out everything I had from my pregnancy (positive tests, scan, prenatal vitamins etc) on a little table and lit some candles, and sat in front of it the whole day just crying as often as I needed to, and saying little prayers, and alternating with watching tv (because you can't maintain that level of sadness the whole day else you'd go crazy). I had some massive cry's that day, I felt as bad almost as I did the day immediately following the abortion. The panic came in waves, but by the time it was night I felt somewhat better, and the day after I felt far better than I had in ages, like a weight had been lifted. I think a lot of it is the anticipation of the day, and once it's passed, and you've cried it all out (again), you feel a bit better.
It's such an awful aspect of being a woman, that some of us go though this awful experience, and that we feel like we have to keep it silent because we should have known better (at least, that's how I feel, I hope I'm not putting that on any of you if that's not how you feel!), because it's so fucking shit to suffer like this. I actually found out I was pregnant on mothers day last year :(
Sending you strength and love, you're going to get through the next few days, no matter how shit and hard it will be. You aren't alone either, write here whenever you're too sad xxx