Kellie, I am so sorry to read this post. I know you are right about keeping it all a happy place & you are very honest and brave to put this out there. When it happened to me I internalized and couldn't bring myself to blog about it but you are helping people with your honesty.
xo-
Leah
Oh Kellie, I'm so sorry to hear your sad news!! You're right - no one talks about miscarriage, but it is so common. I had a later one a year before B was born. More than anything, I remember feeling so frustrated to have to start all over. It definitely colored my pregnancies too. After miscarrying, I jump at every little cramp even though I know that's silly.
On the other hand, it is certainly true that if I hadn't miscarried, I wouldn't have had B. I know there's no bright side to it, but you might think about the kid you'll have because of how all the timing works out.
I wish you guys the best in the coming weeks! I hope you get some therapeutic knitting in! Hugs!
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you're right, no one talks about their miscarrages, or how common it is. Heck, the only person I tell is my OB! sad, but part of it is that it is private for me, and I don't want to talk about it.
I just wanted to say thank you for sharing. xx
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