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Although i miscarried a year ago i still feel very empty and sad.i find myself not alive somehow,i feel numb. i was only 10 weeks when i lost the baby,but i was very excited for those 10 weeks.I feel my partner and everyone around me have forgotten what i lost,i feel very alone.I think what hurts the most is a month after i had miscarriage my partners brother's girlfriend announced she was pregnant.Seeing her with the baby and the joy it gives my partners family is just awful,i feel so selfish because i should be happy for them,but instead i feel sad and alone.i see my partner staring at the baby and can't help but feel i have let him down aswell.my mother in law does nothing but talk about the baby.i often cry myself too sleep.I try to talk to my partner but he just tells me it will get better etc,but well its a year later and i remember the day like it was yesterday.I was just really looking for some advice and is it normal too still be so upset over it? I'ts really nice to even get this off my chest talking to someone else. Laura xx

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 2007-07-22 20:39.

Hi Laura,

Sorry to hear that the outcome of your pregnancy was loss too. How many of us have to suffer in silence? Why is it that so few people recognise what we are all going through...you know,with our silent reactions to other peoples pregnancies... what is wrong with people, why cant they be more sensitive? Thank God we all have each other and the connections we can make through this website...Thank you SCIM.

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Submitted by katie lancaster (not verified) on Wed, 2007-07-04 19:20.

i had a misscariage to weeks ago,i already had spotting but thought well hoped id b ok and the baby to,me and my fiance didnt plan to have a baby and we were just getting used to the idea of being parents,id been to the docs and got my due date for the 9th feb next year and all of a sudden i couldnt wait i was so excited.

2 days later at work i felt like i was going to explode i wasnt allowed home and i hadnt told ne 1 i was pregnant only me and my fiance knew,when he picked me up from work i was bleeding quite heavy so he took e streight to a and e i had to wait from thursday until the following monday to have a scan only to b told id misscaried,my fiance took me home and then went to work i didnt tell family as i didnt want to upset ne 1.i was only 6 weeks but i was already planning my,our new life.

now i just feel emoty and me and my fiance dont look like we will make the church ASND ALL I CAN THINK IS Y IS IT HAPPENING TO ME????.

katie xx

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 2007-06-07 17:08.

Its very painful what women face in relation to miscarriage that many other people dont see. My advise is take heart and keep trying. Mine is a little different - I have just been recovering from a miscarriage at 12weeks. One and half months later, I find myself pregnant again. This is after just one menstruation. I'm so scared about the implications this has on my health and that of the baby.Anyone with advise for me? Kat

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 2007-06-07 17:06.

Its very painful what women face in relation to miscarriage that many other people dont see. My advise is take heart and keep trying. Mine is a little different - I have just been recovering from a miscarriage at 12weeks. One and half months later, I find myself pregnant again. This is after just one menstruation. I'm so scared about the implications this has on my health and that of the baby.Anyone with advise for me? Kat

Submitted by Mary (not verified) on Sat, 2007-03-10 12:13.

Hi Laura,

I thought about replying to your e-mail some time ago but I wasn't very sure how to reply. All I want to say is that your story is very similar to mine and that I find it very lonely. Ever since I got out of hospital and went back to work my family and my best friend just think Iam ok. To make matters worse my best friend is now pregnannt and I spend most of my time trying to avoid her. Everyone is so excited about the pregnancy except me, I just feel so sad that we are not as close as we were before. My partner just thinks Iam being difficult.

Take care Maryx

Submitted by sadnovascotiagirl (not verified) on Fri, 2009-08-07 03:16.

OMG so many of the comments I relate to. The same thing happen with me and my best friend and I have alot of guilt around it. She had her baby in May and I would have had mine from my second lose in June. I have guilt because I feel like I have let the friendship slid, but I can't help it. It is self protection because I find the whole happy baby thang hughly painful. and I know if do have a full term pregnancy someday I will not become part of the silly mommy over the top crazy baby world . My first lose was a year ago July08 and second one Nov08. And I seen one comment that said they were still very sad well I hear you because my saddenss is still very raw. tips for coping with the sadness and tears anyone?

Submitted by cisco dumps (not verified) on Mon, 2010-02-15 11:04.

The physical causes of miscarriage are often addressed; however the
emotional aspects of this type of loss can often remain unacknowledged.
At SCIM we believe that the emotional trauma of miscarriage is equally
as important as the medical causes and in order that a both parents
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