Melmoo
Chatty Member
I have had nine miscarriages and our tenth was born stillborn so I do feel I have the right to comment. She probably means taboo in the fact it's not really talked about and I think often it's because people including family and friends dont know what to say. On this forum I have talked about my losses in different contexts and sharing with others and there well wishes and kind words on other threads where I have online acquaintances have brought me some comfort. That being said miscarriage and baby loss is a very private thing imho I do not understand the likes of Meghan and especially chrissy Teigen. When we lost our child the furthest thing on my mind while in the delivery room was to ask my husband to get his phone out and start taking pictures and or selfies and documenting the traumatic events. Equally so I think Meghan is an attention seeker and I feel sad for her if she had a miscarriage but no doubt unlike a lot of mothers she will not only have the best medical care available but can grieve at her own pace rather than like many of us throwing ourselves on anti depressants in a bid to get back to work to try and keep our shit head job through covid and the economy falling to bits. I cant even be arsed listening to meghan to be honest.. I'm not really okay meghan but guess what I keep it private as it should be and dont have millions in the bank to make the morhs that follow easier. I've also been through hell with the nhs (not the nhs fault they are buckling under covid) but some of the things that I have been told procedures I have endured would no doubt have been a lot different on the lido wing or the like !!I’m so sorry to read of all the women on here who have suffered the horrible ordeal of a miscarriage. I am so sorry to all of you to you that you had to go through that.
I do have a question though I hope it doesn’t sound insensitive but I’ve seen Megan and some others saying she is removing the ‘shame’ and ‘taboo’ around miscarriage, and it’s taken me by surprise as I didn’t think there was shame and taboo around miscarriage? Obviously grief, upset , trauma etc - but a taboo subject? Maybe someone else can educate me on this as I found the wording jarring.