#MiscarriageAwareness

[dreamsofparadise12]

I’ve always been a glass half full gal. Trying to find any a glimmer of hope in any situation. Even on my worst days I’ve been able to see some light, but for the first time in my life I can’t.

On Friday May 12th, I was heading with 3 girlfriends to see Taylor Swift. I’ve been one of Taylor’s biggest fans since I was 15, her music always knowing how to heal parts of me I didn’t know needed it. I was over the moon for many reasons for May 12th. Firstly, it was my 31st birthday and I could not think of a better way to spend my birthday than with my best friends singing our hearts out to our favorite singer. Secondly, I was 7 weeks 6 days pregnant with my first child, our IVF miracle. I had graduated from my fertility clinic the day before, and had seen multiple strong heartbeat ultrasounds. It was going to be my first Mother’s Day weekend.

As I drove to the concert, I felt a gush of blood, immediately my face white with horror. I tried not to panic as I was driving and I wasn’t 100% what was happening. As we made one way into the stadium, I knew something was terribly wrong. I immediately went to the bathroom where I was actively losing massive clots. I cleaned myself up best I could and went to our seats. Within the next 30 minutes, the most intense pain I’ve ever felt started. I started to sob uncontrollably, as I knew I had to leave the concert and head to the Emergency Room. At 7pm, I left the concert, knowing I was losing my baby. I cried the whole way to the hospital and asking myself why was God doing this to me on my birthday. Why couldn’t God let me keep my baby I had worked so hard to get pregnant, spending 2 years being poked, prodded and doing every treatment under the sun. This was our only normal embryo. She was perfect.

We waited for the doctor to come in but I knew what he was going to say before he spoke. I spent the night actively having a miscarriage. The baby that my husband and I prayed so hard for, gone. I spent my birthday crying so hard I was seeing stars. I wept for the future I had just lost, the dreams I had for this little girl. A pain I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy.

We left the hospital at 5am on Saturday, and I was no longer pregnant. The words still burn as I write them. I can’t help but feel like God stood me up, watching my friends who stayed at the concert post stories of Taylor singing. I should have been there singing with them. I should still be pregnant, I should be celebrating my birthday.

I wish I could go back to May 11th. I was still pregnant then. I was a day away from the concert, a day away from my 31st birthday. Before my entire world came crashing down in a matter of hours.

[roadzoflife]

Footage taken from Roadz Of Life documentary

[fertilityphoenix]

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[medisure]

9 Main Causes for the Repeated Miscarriages

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[nurvinaari1]

Dr. Sujata Rathod, the Gynecologist in Manpada Thane

Dr. Sujata Rathod, the gynecologist in Thane, sheds light on potential signs of a miscarriage during the first trimester. It's crucial to be aware and seek guidance if you experience:1.Abdominal Cramping2️.Pelvic Pressure3️.Passing Tissue or Clots4️.Loss of Pregnancy Symptoms5️.Backache

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[ithappensblog]

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Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Day 2023...

This day is always so bittersweet.

I am beyond grateful for my healthy child; the child I cried for and begged the universe for.

The child who came into my life at the perfect time.

The child I needed.

The child who saved my life.

But.

I remember wondering why people who were unable to provide a good life for their children were granted parenthood so easily. I spent years wondering if I'd ever become a Mother. Years hating my body for not working the way it should, years putting on a happy face for others while I cried myself to sleep at night.

So many tears.

Too much time.

Ridiculous amounts of pain.

And.

All of the losses. The physical and emotional pain it caused and the stress it placed on my marriage isn't something I'd wish on anyone. I spent all day wondering who they would have been, what they would have looked like, and why they had to leave me. I hated myself for not keeping them safe. I felt like a failure of a woman.

I was bitter.

I was angry.

I was heartbroken.

Now.

I see there was a plan in place for my life and for my future. This child I have was sent to me for a reason, and I would go through everything all over again to get to where I am right now. To have her by my side, I wouldn't change a thing. And, I will always be open to talk about the ones who made me tough. The ones who gave me hope.

I have made peace.

I have grieved.

I have healed.

So.

Today, on October 15th, I let myself remember. I let myself wonder. I think of the eleven would-have-been babies who the universe had other plans for, and hug my one-and-only extra tight.

It hurt then.

It hurts now.

But the pain is different.

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You are not alone.

[martizamartiza]

This guide covers the causes, physical and emotional impacts, and coping strategies for miscarriage. Drawing on the latest research and expert advice, it provides a supportive and empowering approach to healing, helping individuals find comfort and understanding during this difficult time. Whether you are personally affected or seeking to support a loved one, this guide is an essential tool for anyone touched by the tragedy of miscarriage. Click for more details:

[xojessyc]

The Year of the Rainbow 🌈

New Years Day of 2022 started off as a normal day. My husband and I ran around to five open houses trying to find the home we’d start a family in after months of getting clobbered in an absurd housing market. On this day I was 7 weeks and 6 days pregnant but hardly anyone knew. After a busy afternoon we sat down on the couch to relax. I started to have some pretty severe cramping, worse than any…

[hipernikao]

¡Este es un gran paso adelante para todas nosotras, damas! 💖 Ya no tendremos que esperar a tener tres abortos espontáneos antes de que se lleven a cabo las investigaciones. En su lugar, tendremos el apoyo, la atención y las pruebas adecuadas disponibles de inmediato si tenemos la mala suerte de sufrir un aborto espontáneo una vez. Gracias Tommy's

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[shelbywanders]

I just put in my new chandelier in our room and look what it casts all over our room! 🌈🌈🌈 is it a sign our rainbow baby is coming? 🥺 maybe not but it sure made me smile! 8 dpo tomorrow 🤞🏼

[fertilityphoenix]

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[medisure]

Tips on Preventing Miscarriage

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