Peach Blossom
Mummy to Lili
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I found out I had a mmc 2 weeks ago and went in for an erpc the same day. My DH's family have been wonderful with my SIL's visiting, texting and phoning. My MIL took me out for lunch and had us over for dinner. My BIL sent us such a beautiful email saying how wonderful we'll be as parents and how sorry he was for what had happened.
My own family called me for a few days after I came out of hospital, but I've had practically nothing since. They all knew that we'd been trying for over a year and that we were due to start fertility treatment. They all know how very much we wanted this baby. My brother came to stay with me for a night whilst my DH was away on business. But my sister, who has mc'd, has only called me twice since it happened. She hasn't even texted to see if I'm ok. My Dad, who's wife has had 2 mc's, called me a few times. I invited him and my little brother and sisters over for lunch last Sunday and he said that they were too busy with the kids' various activities... Normally I don't mind that I'm not a priority, but I would have thought that after something as traumatising as a miscarriage I could have expected a little more support from them... The stupid thing is I'm feeling gulity that I haven't made an effort to go and see them, when its they who should be coming to visit me!!
Sorry for the rant. If it hadn't been for the support from the ladies on this forum I have no idea how I would be coping right now.


My own family called me for a few days after I came out of hospital, but I've had practically nothing since. They all knew that we'd been trying for over a year and that we were due to start fertility treatment. They all know how very much we wanted this baby. My brother came to stay with me for a night whilst my DH was away on business. But my sister, who has mc'd, has only called me twice since it happened. She hasn't even texted to see if I'm ok. My Dad, who's wife has had 2 mc's, called me a few times. I invited him and my little brother and sisters over for lunch last Sunday and he said that they were too busy with the kids' various activities... Normally I don't mind that I'm not a priority, but I would have thought that after something as traumatising as a miscarriage I could have expected a little more support from them... The stupid thing is I'm feeling gulity that I haven't made an effort to go and see them, when its they who should be coming to visit me!!
Sorry for the rant. If it hadn't been for the support from the ladies on this forum I have no idea how I would be coping right now.

