Should People celebrate mothers/father's day even though they had a miscarriage?

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We are at our stillborns resting place... We still carried and loved him and he made its parents.. Broken hearted parents but parents none the less.. Thankful to be pregnant again with his little brother but we remember our first in those days..

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I wouldn't....

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Your a mother to the child you carry. You can be a mother or father without having a child that you are raising.

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While your free to do as you wish, and do what helps you cope,
I myself experienced a miscarriage and stillbirth.
I do not celebrate that. I do have a daughter but to celebrate a day meant for parents would torture me if I didn't. 
While I remember them in my own way, I can't celebrate losing them. It hurts more.

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They can do whatever they want. An early miscarriage, I wouldn't celebrate the day for that. But I might if it were a stillborn

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I personally do. I won't tell other people what they should do. 
I believe that as soon as I see a pregnancy test say positive, I have a child and I'm a mother. I have 3 children in eternity and I think about them everyday. Mother's day is definitely bittersweet for me. But this mothers day, I have a sweet blessing in my belly! Maybe next mothers day will be the best one yet? !

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If they want to.

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Yes they should. They are still parents, but to a child in heaven.

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I don't care ???? why would I care about how people act or grieve.

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They have every right to, however if they dont want to that is completely understandable, and I personally would find it just a bad reminder of mine, plus only 3 people close to me know about mine, so I would chose not to

Should People celebrate mothers/father's day even though they had a miscarriage?

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