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Lads, I wasn't going to comment, I rarely do anyways but I'm sitting here catching up and after seeing her post, I'm more than livid. My heart is broken thinking of ye all who have suffered a loss, whether misscarriage or stillbirth, a loss is a loss and a baby that is sorely wanted. Your life changes in that instant. And yes, my hearts broken for Sarah and Keith too. But her born sleeping comment wasn't needed. I understand in a way why she used it but it's a slap in the face for us that have had stillbirths.
As a previous poster shared about their little son Charlie at 41 weeks. My story is very similar. And SARAH I'll share this so you know the stark difference of a stillbirth at 41 weeks. Spending 26 hours on the labour ward after being told your baby has no heartbeat, hooked up to a morphine drip even after the epidural while getting blood tranfusions, waiting for that moment you can push. Praying that the midwives got it wrong cos afterall it was a plain sailing pregnancy. When you see your perfect babies face and hold her for the first time but then glance to see your partner and all the midwives crying. Saying your, maybe, last goodbyes while your whisked off for a serious operation. But seeing your baby again, waiting in her cot and spending those blissful days with her, bathing her and picking out her outfit for her funeral, and just loving her in person without hearing so much as a cry. Now SARAH thats traumatic.
I'm not looking for sympathy with this post and I don't mean to offend anyone either. All losses are traumatic but I don't like how Sarah has to have the MOST traumatic misscarriage. Its the extreme for everything with her. That's where my anger comes from. And to you all that have suffered a loss, sending virtual hugs and good thoughts![Growing heart :heartpulse: 💗](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f497.png)
Lads, I wasn't going to comment, I rarely do anyways but I'm sitting here catching up and after seeing her post, I'm more than livid. My heart is broken thinking of ye all who have suffered a loss, whether misscarriage or stillbirth, a loss is a loss and a baby that is sorely wanted. Your life changes in that instant. And yes, my hearts broken for Sarah and Keith too. But her born sleeping comment wasn't needed. I understand in a way why she used it but it's a slap in the face for us that have had stillbirths.
As a previous poster shared about their little son Charlie at 41 weeks. My story is very similar. And SARAH I'll share this so you know the stark difference of a stillbirth at 41 weeks. Spending 26 hours on the labour ward after being told your baby has no heartbeat, hooked up to a morphine drip even after the epidural while getting blood tranfusions, waiting for that moment you can push. Praying that the midwives got it wrong cos afterall it was a plain sailing pregnancy. When you see your perfect babies face and hold her for the first time but then glance to see your partner and all the midwives crying. Saying your, maybe, last goodbyes while your whisked off for a serious operation. But seeing your baby again, waiting in her cot and spending those blissful days with her, bathing her and picking out her outfit for her funeral, and just loving her in person without hearing so much as a cry. Now SARAH thats traumatic.
I'm not looking for sympathy with this post and I don't mean to offend anyone either. All losses are traumatic but I don't like how Sarah has to have the MOST traumatic misscarriage. Its the extreme for everything with her. That's where my anger comes from. And to you all that have suffered a loss, sending virtual hugs and good thoughts
![Growing heart :heartpulse: 💗](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f497.png)