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August 6, 2007, 1:51 pm PDT
I have been there and done that
Quote From: jessica24Why do women miscarry? Why don't we have answers to our miscarrages?  
I lost my first baby at 19 weeks. I gave birth to a little boy, Christian, after a 2 week stay in the hospital. That was almost 2 years ago and it still hurts so much and am constantly thinking about it. the second one was at 6 weeks and I just think why? Last year my sister had 2 miscarriages too. It seems so unfair. I'm so scared to fall pregnant because what if it happens again? Yet I long for a baby of our own. I love kids. I work as a nanny for two boys 3yrs and 20mths, they are beautiful and I love my job but I just want to be a mother. Jessica.   I have two kids from a previous marriage, whom my husband has now adopted. I lost our first baby at 16 weeks and our second baby at 18 weeks. The first one I had to deliver because of his size and the second one I just had a D&C because he wasn't fully developed. We buried our first son, named Ryan Jeffery. Our second son we named Matthew Gregory. Through testing we had found out they were both boys. This October it will have been 10 years since I lost Ryan and 8 years since I lost Matthew, and every year around that time the pain is as intense as it was then. I think about them on a daily basis, what they would be doing at this point if they had made it, what grade they would be going into this school year, what they would look like etc. Unfortunately, the pain never really goes away, it is just something you learn to live with. I will never forget about my boys and I even have an angel tattoo holding an angel baby on my right shoulder blade in honor of them. From the moment you are pregnant, you are a mom. I had so much guilt for so long that there was something I could have done to protect my boys and I didn't, even though logically I knew it wasn't my fault, my heart would tell me otherwise. Hang in there, you will learn to live with it and I'm sure you will have the chance to be a mom again. But, you will never forget Christian. Rhonda
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