When did you announce pregnancy after loss?

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I'm honestly scared to tell anyone I'm pregnant and don't think I'd be comfortable to say anything until I'm 7 months

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When he's here

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Do whatever makes you most comfortable.  Im not announcing until 20 or so weeks

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wait til you feel it's right! 💙🌈 i personally don't blame you, i tell my SO i won't announce til i'm atleast 20 weeks when we finally conceive!! do what makes you comfortable

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Whenever you feel comfortable. I know lots of people announce later in case something happens but personally I announced at 7 weeks after my first scan. Anything can go wrong at any time, I’ve experienced an early miscarriage and a full term stillbirth. I just wanted to know that even if the worst thing did happen people would know that my little baby girl existed and that she was here. I’m currently 20 weeks and everything’s going really well 😊

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Well on social media once she was born everyone that was close to me knew though

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As I was super close to 12 weeks. I had already seen my baby 3 times perfect every time!! Doc even told me I have close to zero percent chance of miscarriage! So I felt comfortable with telling people!

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I miscarried at 4 weeks 2 days. We plan on announcing at 8 or 9 weeks after our US

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Last time a lot of people at my work knew at 8 weeks because I worked at 6:30am and had morning sickness - I NEVER get sick, so they all knew. This time around I work a 9-5 job and won’t be telling until AT LEAST 16 weeks. I’m truthfully trying to hold out until 20. I’m only 7 weeks right now. 
I want to celebrate so badly, but when my time to announce comes it will be so worth the wait. It’ll be like “CROWN PLEASE!” 😂❤️👸🏼

When did you announce pregnancy after loss?

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