Re: I had a miscarriage on Monday . . . It is hard having to "untell" everyone. We announced my 2nd pregnancy at my ds's 1st bday party(I was 7 weeks), I started bleeding the very next day.
I found out that this seems to be WAY more common than we think. I was actually shocked at how many people I know have had miscarriages.
We all grieve in different ways. It's perfectly ok to bust out crying in the weirdest places, it's ok to not cry, it's ok to be sad for months and it's ok to be sad for 1 month only. I think as a mom, you will always think about what you did...why did it happen. Was it that 1 coke I drank, was it the coffee in the morning that did it, was it when I was walking fast and I should have been taking it easy. Mom guilt is something that is a part of us and will never go away. I think it's what makes us so soft :)
You'll get through this, but for now just grieve how you feel best. Cry if it makes you feel better and think about the baby and your loss. Then when you feel it's ok, pick yourself up and decide what to do. Do you want to try again (after waiting the appropriate time), do you want to put it off a bit....etc.
Moving on doesn't mean you forgot, you'll never forget what could have been or what might have happened. I still think about it, think about what if that baby was the girl I could have had.... what if's are hard.
You will be ok, give yourself time. Hours turn to days and days turn to weeks, as time passes it gets easier.
People don't know what to say most of the time, just ignore them if it's something that is hurtful or go ahead and cuss them out!
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