Is it wrong to celebrate Mother's Day after having a miscarriage, eutopic, or chemical pregnancy?

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I had a chemical pregnancy on march 15 and I took it really hard. Is it wrong for someone to celebrate Mother's Day with no child? I hope that isn't offensive I just don't know how to word it. Let me know your thoughts! 🌈

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I celebrate it personally, on my own. My husband doesn't even know. I have miscarried twice - last April and this April. I hate April. But those little babies, as teeny tiny as they were, were my babies and so I still celebrate in my heart. I know one day I'll have other babies to celebrate with

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No it's not! Celebrate! One of my family member have a baby boy that didn't make it at birth, she's still a mom to her son in heaven. You're still a mom even if you never meant your baby. YOURE STILL A MOM. ❤️❤️ No matter what anyone says!

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I miscarried twice and people don't get it. 
Mother's Day I light 2 candles and cry

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On Mother's Day we celebrate the hard work and sacrifices that women make for their children. I lost my first two. One at 16 weeks and one at 11 weeks. To date I have no idea if I'll ever birth a healthy child. What I know from experience is that recovering from loss is HARD WORK.  What I know from two years of TTC is that, for many of us, it takes a series of SACRIFICIES in the effort to conceive our babies. Some of us mother living and demanding children and some of us are mothers in the making who have found seriously trying obstacles on our path. So no, it is not wrong to celebrate your strength and resilience as a mother in the making just because you don't have sleepless nights and cracked nipples or a schedule that is dictated by various extra curricular activities. I'm sorry for your loss and I commend you for claiming your place along side the women who have living children.

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Any chance you have to celebrate and be joyful, embrace it!

Is it wrong to celebrate Mother's Day after having a miscarriage, eutopic, or chemical pregnancy?

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