Pregnancy And Baby Care
Pregnancy Miscarriage
Miscarriage Emotions
Dealing with Emotions During and After a Miscarriage
While doctors can help deal with the physical details relating to a miscarriage, what people often neglect are miscarriage emotions which can often go unnoticed. Women read a lot about miscarriage, possible symptoms of one and the like but there is nothing that really prepares them for the actual event. The vast majority of miscarriages are known to take place in the first trimester itself.
People look for blame since they need to attach some blame for the event that terminates a pregnancy. One has to realize that in most cases the reasons for.
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There is often an assumption that if the pregnancy is still in the early stages, the occurrence of a miscarriage would not affect the woman as badlyl This is baseless and there is every reason to feel the loss even in the earliest stages of a pregnancyc At the other extreme is the assumption that a miscarriage should leave the woman feeling completely devastatede Both ideas about miscarriage emotions are extreme and women might feel either way and still others might fall in between the twow For some women, to deal with miscarriage, emotion must be kept out of the waya The only means of allowing themselves to try again for another child is to feel nothing or to try to feel nothing about the miscarriageg
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Dealing with Miscarriage Emotions
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