Break Your Silence
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I lost my first baby boy at 34+4 weeks,on the 01/02/2014.My,then partner left me while I was pregnant.I had to give birth to my baby boy with my best friend to support me.Funeral broke my heart into a million pieces. |
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Lost our son at 18 weeks because of PPROM and I could have been prevented if caught earlier. Dealing with the realities of medical failure and life without our child. Missing him every single day. |
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I lost my baby at 7 weeks. My doctor told me the news on Mother’s Day. I’m still bleeding. Coronavirus and politics has made it so my partner wants to hold off on trying again for a year. I feel so alone and empty |
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I lost my baby girl at 20 weeks. Wasn’t expected at all! My water broke way to early and I really don’t know how to move on. I’m trying to be strong for my living child but I can’t. I feel myself spiraling out of control. |
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#8147
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Do I have the right to be as sad as other mothers because I was only 8 weeks along when I lost my baby, or is my grief just as justified? |
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