Wth? 15 w 2 d

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So I've searched on this app miscarriage at 15 weeks and it seems like a lot of posts about this? Wtf. I thought miscarriages happened more before 12 weeks? 
I am starting to worry because I haven't even felt the smallest kick yet.

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After 12w there is less than 1% chance of miscarriage. It’s quite rare.
If this is your first, you may not feel kicks until well past 20 weeks. I didn’t feel my first until 26w.

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They can happen at anytime, unfortunately. But 15 weeks is super early still. I’m on my third baby & didn’t feel movement this time until 23 weeks. Every pregnancy is different. There’s still so much room at 15 weeks, baby is still so small & your placenta could be located where movement is blocked. There’s no need to worry.

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Miscarriages and stillbirth can happen at ANY point of pregnancy. Statistically there becomes a “safe stage” but every body and pregnancy is different. There’s no “safe point”. Something terrible can happen at any stage. Just be hopeful it doesn’t.

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Yeah the majority of miscarriages happen before 12 weeks but unfortunately there is no safe zone when it comes to pregnancy. 15 weeks is still very early to feel movement. Try not to worry too much

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this is my third and haven’t felt my baby move until 20 weeks. unfortunately there isn’t a safe zone in pregnancy anything could happen at any amount of weeks you are. the worry doesn’t end 😭 but you got this mama! stay positive!!

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I started feeling kicks around 17-18 weeks with this one. This is my second pregnancy. 15 might be to early :) I wouldn’t worry, if you were to ask your doctor they may tell you that it’s to early. If you want comfort (like I did) I used the Doppler I had from my first pregnancy to look for the heart beat :)

Wth? 15 w 2 d

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