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Tips on Coping with Miscarriages

 
Description: Please only write here if you have been through a miscarriage and have useful tips on how someone else can find support ... more
Tips on Coping with Miscarriages ... or cope with the situation. No personal experience descriptions that do not include the above will be accepted.

Newest Review: ... blood appeared and with more blood clots this time. My husband was not the sort of man you could really talk to about periods, so I decided to ring my mother in law as she was a nurse and she was always easy to talk to about everything. She then said it may be a heavy period and told me to try and rest. I was in no real pain at all, so off to bed I went, I did wake up several times in the ... more

 ... night and the blood was everywhere at this stage, so I spent most of the night in the bathroom. When morning came I made an appointment with the doctor, and he asked me if I had rung for the test results, I said I didnt believe I could of been so d...more

sparky111
Premium Review Tips on Coping with Miscarriages: Sad times but it does get easier (909 words)
by - written on 04/05/09 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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I had my miscarraige in may 2003, and it came as quite a shock as I did not even know I was pregnant. April 2003 was a very stressfull time for me, and I had visited my doctor and was told I was depressed and he did some tests on me and one of them happened to be a pregnancy test just to be sure, he said phone back the following week to find out the results and if I needed to see him again then I was to make another appointment. I was so sure that I would not be pregnant as I had been on the pill for years, in fact since I was 18 so I did not phone for the test result. Two weeks after my doctor appointment I was sat at home on a friday ...  Read the complete review

supersonic75
Premium Review staying positive through a difficult time (898 words)
by - written on 03/02/09 (Very useful, 232 readings)
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This is a very taboo issue and doesn't get talked about much so I hope sharing my experience with anyone reading this will help. About me (briefly)~ I have two lovely little boys aged 4 and 5, and although I have a form of Diabetes called Glucokinese ( similar to Type 2 diabetes), I had two quite healthy pregnancies with them both and didn't experience any spotting or bleeding of any kind even in the early months. Just over two years ago I had an upset tummy which must have played havoc with the contraceptive pill I was taking at the time and found myself pregnant. Without airing my dirty laundry in public I will just say I was shocked and my ...  Read the complete review

saraha007
Premium Review Tips on Coping with Miscarriages: Don't keep looking back - Look forward! (1710 words)
by - written on 28/12/05 (Very useful, 2414 readings)
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On Valentines Day last year I had a miscarriage. I was 12 weeks pregnant at the time and it was the first time I had ever experienced any kind of pregnancy before. MY EXPERIENCE When I first found out I was pregnant I was so excited. I went straight out and brought a book on pregnancy and wanted to find out week by week at exactly what stage the baby was at. I found the whole thing really fascinating. It was like a little miracle inside me. For the first 6 weeks of my pregnancy I had no symptoms and at times wondered whether I should do another pregnancy test to make sure I actually was pregnant but not long after this a few pregnancy symptoms ...  Read the complete review

chillywilly
Premium Review the heartache (84 words)
by - written on 28/10/04 (Useful, 119 readings)
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i think the girls that have miscarriages have done really well to cope with it how they have but i recommend that you do somthing to try and forget about it. And if you have a boyfriend include them in it too because they feel the same as you. Because me and my boyfriend kinda fell out because i didnt include him in my greevin and now i think i was childhish for not including him in it. We are back togther and ...  Read the complete review

kimgraham
Crowned Review Tips on Coping with Miscarriages: Intra-uterine death (3317 words)
by - written on 23/02/02 (Very useful, 207 readings)
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Sometimes things happen in your life that sneak up on you unexpectedly. Things that will change the course of your life forever, although you do not realise it at the time. Perhaps that is just as well! I ought to start by telling you that trauma and heartache are not strangers in my home. Indeed they often come knocking at my door. At one time I felt that they had a regular appointment! It would be so easy to wallow in self pity and say "why me?". These days I find it far more beneficial to say "why not me?". After all it has to be some-one! This might seem odd, but here is a sentence for my children who write on site. Please do not ...  Read the complete review

 
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