I think you need to be a little more sensitive.

Posted By: JMHO on 2007-05-30
In Reply to: Losing a child - Jewell

People grieve in different ways and just because she never got to hold her baby doesn't make her grief or pain any less. There is a time and place for the dust yourself off and get back on the horse type of thinking. I don't think this is it.

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Miscarriage survivor question for others who have been through this...sm - Sad one
- Do you have a journal or baby book? - mtstudent
- RE: Miscarriage - Liz
- I lost mine at 11 weeks also - Angela
- I lost a baby at 16 weeks. No one knows how it feels until they have gone through it. - Kristie
- Just take it one day at a time. - Msla MT
  - I know there was a reason my baby died...sm - Sad one
    - Losing a child - Jewell
      - I think you need to be a little more sensitive. - JMHO
        I totally agree. Just wondering, - Angela
        The answer to your question if ever miscarriage - Jewell
        I know, I saw that - Angela
        Guess just being realistic and looking at things - Jewell
        I sort of agree; in the past years people miscarried - sm
        I don't even have kids, and I - Ouch
        Sorry, I didn't read this one - Angela
        And the answer now is - Jewell
        I understand about all that too - Angela
        Wow. - Msla MT
- If you would take into consideration this is for a reason - Jewell
  - I have had 3 miscarriages - nikki0218
    - My loss- - nymt

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