Miscarriages and what you think about them

I think that is must be devastating to have one miscarriage so it must be twice as painful to have two miscarriages. I imagine it must be even more extremely upsetting to suffer a third miscarriage. Many people in that situation would believe they couldn't ever have a successful pregnancy. It was fortunate that you did go on to have two healthy children. It must be very sad for you on each of the baby's due dates that you miscarriaged. I don't know why miscarriages happen. I have a teenage son, a disabled toddler son and a baby daughter. I haven't ever had a miscarriage.

I believe that I too will see the baby that I miscarried some day in heaven. I just had heard the heartbeat the week before when I went to the ob/gyn doctor and the next week when I was to find out my due date, I miscarried. My husband and I were devastated when that happened. We do have an eight year old son but we still remember the day the miscarriage happened and mourn it every year. We did A Walk To Remember in honor of our baby and lit a candle too. That helped a little.

Miscarriages are very difficult. When I had my miscarriage Johnny and I were both in tears holding each other in the hospital. It was really difficult. I believe I will see that child again one day in Heaven though. That day will be a happy one