Where’s the support??

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Anyone ever had a miscarriage and then it seems like anyone that knew about it just doesn’t care? I’m almost 2 months after a miscarriage and I feel like it’s such taboo topic that nobody has checked in on me... even my mom...I feel alone and like my true friends and family aren’t the people I thought they were. It’s like they assume we’ve moved on and that we have forgotten yet I still am struggling daily...

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my mom was there for me but i feel like most people don’t know what to say or how to react...i agree it’s such a taboo subject...people try to say things to console but unless they’ve been through it they really don’t understand

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I felt that way. I feel like unless you’ve miscarried people just don’t understand how hard it is and how much you need support. It’s a very alone feeling. Im sorry you’re going through this.

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I could tell my friend was pregnant because we all went up dinner and she wasn’t drinking so I excitedly badgered her into confessing that she was pregnant, and then she miscarried very soon after. When I had her confess to me at dinner she was 11 weeks. I felt like an awful person for making her tell me before she was ready to, and then felt even worse to hear she miscarried that weekend. Now I’m realizing I was also a bad friend because I didn’t check up on her. I’m embarrassed to admit that. I was worried about intruding on her privacy and already felt like I had done enough damage. Now that I’m looking back on it, I wish I would have put myself out there in a way that respected her privacy but also let her know I cared she was available for support.

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It’s been since March for me and I feel this way at times...

Where’s the support??

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