I'm all for publicising it. I'm very open about my experiences in my personal life because I don't believe it should be hidden and I strongly believe women should feel able to talk about it.
I object to MM, a figure in the public eye who could do good if she chose to, has hijacked the experience and made it into a huge drama - I mean shout all of those whose husbands buried the foetus with his bare hands ffs!!! I cry bullshit! Her miscarriage had to be more dramatic, more heartfelt, nay elevated, above every other woman's!
That @LipglossAlly is what you should be directed your ire at. That the rest of us who had to get on with it, who had to mind our children, make the dinner, help with the homework, and go back to work had a lesser experience than the great MM!
@HiRen "If there's any derision it's about the fact that she publicized it, and how and why she publicized it." Absolutely, in a nutshell. She didn't talk about it to help other women going through this, or in support of miscarriage charities, or for any altruistic reason. She blatantly used it for self-publicity and that is what I think is "disgusting"!