Guest guest Posted September 13, 2005 Report Share Posted September 13, 2005 Don't ever feel like a jerk about it. Just keep getting through each day, one day at a time. There's no right or wrong length of time to mourn such a traumatic loss. You're not just mourning the loss of a pregnancy, but the loss of your baby, and the hopes and dreams that you already had for him. It's ok to be depressed, but you do need to talk to someone about it, and try and get help. I know for me, what was the hardest was comprehending how everyone I knew, could just go on with their lives...didn't they know I was still hurting behind the smiles?? I had a SU that was discovered 4 years after I had my 1st DS...I proceeded to have 2 m/c's that basically my ob, never really did too much about...just " unlucky roll of the dice " those words will forever haunt me. BUT because of these totally awesome ladies, I found an RE, and RE who before he even looked at me knew I was SU. And I'm happy to say that I now have a very happy and healthy 7 mo old. I think back to those sad days and I think about the 2 babies I lost, I'll never forget them -but time does make it easier to deal with the pain of losing them. Lots of hugs! carol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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