“It is an event in my life that I will never forget. I woke up one morning and after four weeks of nausea, fatigue and strange cravings, I felt “normal,” which seemed wrong. Everyone reassured me there was no reason to worry. I’d seen a strong heartbeat at a six-week ultrasound, I’d had no cramping or bleeding, and it is normal for pregnancy symptoms to fluctuate. But I just knew in my gut something was wrong.”
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Loss of a Pregnancy Can Be Devastating
by Erica Berman, PhD, HuffPost Healthy Living, July 2012
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very sad, I cannot even imagine the pain…
Jaclyn
thanks Jaclyn