AlaskanWife
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It's breaking my heart to be writing in this forum.
Our baby was an unexpected surprise, but we loved that Little Surprise.
I went to the midwife on Friday for my first labs/blood draw, and then on Saturday morning the bleeding and cramps began. The worst of it was over by 1:00 that afternoon. It was awful. It all just happened so suddenly and so fast, leaving me physically and emotionally empty. And my husband wasn't even able to be home that day, so I went through the whole thing alone.
So it's day 4 now of bleeding/spotting, and of processing this loss. I think I have a different set of emotions every day, from wondering "did that really happen?", to daydreaming about what the baby would have been like, to being angry, to feeling hopeless and alone.
I know there are so many more of you out there who have been through this. It just feels so isolating, because no one around me in my life right now has been through it or understands. My husband is a wonderful supporter and I'm so thankful for him. I just need someone who understands, to tell me it's going to be okay and one day I'll feel like myself again.
Our baby was an unexpected surprise, but we loved that Little Surprise.
I went to the midwife on Friday for my first labs/blood draw, and then on Saturday morning the bleeding and cramps began. The worst of it was over by 1:00 that afternoon. It was awful. It all just happened so suddenly and so fast, leaving me physically and emotionally empty. And my husband wasn't even able to be home that day, so I went through the whole thing alone.
So it's day 4 now of bleeding/spotting, and of processing this loss. I think I have a different set of emotions every day, from wondering "did that really happen?", to daydreaming about what the baby would have been like, to being angry, to feeling hopeless and alone.
I know there are so many more of you out there who have been through this. It just feels so isolating, because no one around me in my life right now has been through it or understands. My husband is a wonderful supporter and I'm so thankful for him. I just need someone who understands, to tell me it's going to be okay and one day I'll feel like myself again.