I'm so sorry for your loss and that you and Dean had to go through that. So many of us go through it myself included yet we feel so isolated and like we're the only ones it has happened to mainly because ppl don't talk about it, I still remember being sent home from the hospital at 12wks to miscarry with just a sheet of paper on what kinds of miscarriages there are I had no idea what was going to happen to my body and my mental health.so thank you for starting a conversation and making it a little less scary and lonely for other women.
3 years ago
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I am sorry for your loss Amanda. I had 2 miscarriages before I had my 2 miracles. I was of course grief stricken, and mad, had a hatred for my body, and some days couldn’t get out of bed. I remember going out for the first time after my loss & wondering how the world could just keep on going while my own world had stopped. It takes time, the sense of loss never goes away, but it gets easier. Thank you for having the bravery to share. A loss like this can be a lonely time and by sharing your story, you have made many women feel not as alone. Sending love & light.
3 years ago
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Aw, no wonder your mental health took a big hit later on.You’ve been through so much in such a short period of time- you are so strong! Thank you for being transparent and still working hard for your family! Je suis fière de toi 👏
3 years ago
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AmandaMuse
TW: October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month. So many people experience miscarriage. I didn’t think I was going to be one of them. In 2019 I was shocked, scared and left more heartbroken than I expected. In my most recent podcast episode I share this experience with you for the first time. I couldn’t find the words until now.
Grief is a wild ride.
If you have experienced loss, you are not alone. Sending my love.
💛
Friendo Ep 30: The Windy Road of Pregnancy Loss and Grief with Aislinn Noltie
Listen now: link.chtbl.com/friendo
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