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Multiple miscarriages |
| Published: August 13, 2007, 11:34 am |
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Filed under: Health and Safety, Infertility, Pregnancy and Birth, Pregnant celebrities, Blogs Recently someone wrote into ParentDish about having had multiple miscarriages. She was, from what I could tell from the tone of her email, basically at her wit's end about what to do. More importantly, this woman (who shall remain anonymous) asked for comfort more than for advice. Having a miscarriage is essentially the worst thing, emotionally as well as physically, that most women face. Never mind that the statistics show that as many as 15--20% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage. Never mind all the words of wisdom and experience posted all over the web offering helpful how-to's on avoidance, spotting the symptoms of one and what to do about it when you do. Those tips only serve to provide the woman with a sense that she is in control of her miscarriage. Which is, in and of itself, a terrible thing. It's true that the majority of miscarriages are attributed to abnormalities in the [ Full article ] |
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