Miscarriage?

Question

I'm 15. I had a miscarriage and I cry about it everynight. I know I probably shouldn't. Like a baby would be so much work for someone my age. But I can't get over this. I haven't told anyone. I went to the doctors alone and honestly like fuck I'm so sad about it. If anyone has ever had a miscarriage can they tell me if this is completely normal? Or am I just emotional.

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I had a miscarriage in August. My baby would've been about 2 weeks old today and I still cry at least once a week. It's completely normal. I also had an early miscarriage/chemical pregnancy when I was 18, and I was sad about that for a long time, too.

You aren't over-emotional, you're sad over the loss of your baby. It'll get a little easier every day, but it's always going to hurt a little. Good luck on your journey ❤❤

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I have had 2 miscarriage in the past 5 months. It is normal to feel sad about it. You will cy and cry a lot. That's ok! With my first one I felt like emotionally I was starting to feel "normal" and then found out I was pregnant again and had another miscarriage soon after. To be honest the best thing that helps is to talk. You should tell someone so you have a support system. We told mine and my husbands parents when we found out we were pregnant and I'm glad we did. They have all been a great support system for the both of us.

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I was 16 and had a miscarriage. The most traumatic thing next to losing my mother at 11. You are doing what's completely normal. What helped m was talking about it. I would try talking to my boyfriend at the time who was the father but he honestly was an asshole. My boyfriend now was always close with me and he was one of the few I could confide in about it. 3 years later and I still think about it. Especially since now I'm pregnant with a baby I tried so desperately for a year for. ❣️ all I can say is over time it gets better

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I lost my son at 28 weeks at the time I was 15. I still cry. I have baby clothes and stuff for him. That I love on all daily. I talk to them as if they are Hunter. I'm almost 18 now. I've suffered more miscarriages. Me and my husband are trying to convince. The shape of my uterus cause miscarriages😔 I may never be a mommy.

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I think it's normal. It's a hormonal and emotional experience, I can imagine. Just make sure your sadness doesn't translate to you wanting a baby right now. You'll be fine, girly, good luck. :)

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It's normal to feel like this after a miscarriage and honestly it's common for women to have miscarriages, the reason varies, but it's still common. I'm sorry you had to go through this I know it's very hard, not by personal experience but both of my sisters have gone through it. I hope you find the support you need to get through this💕

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