Is a woman still a mother if they have a miscarriage

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A:Absolutely! If a woman has a miscarriage she is still considered a mother. Unfortunately, some people fill differently. ChaCha! [ Source: http://www.chacha.com/question/is-a-woman-still-a-mother-if-they-have-a-miscarriage ]
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What are the chances a woman will miscarry? what if her mother ha…?
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well it depends if she has a disease it will be a 39% chance she has it and it grows if she has a disease the percent will grow or depends on the disease pray tat harder b/cz the chances r to high to be ashore okay

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Miscarriage mothers, am I alone?
Q: Do you think it is ok for a woman who has had a miscarriage to consider herself- even refer to herself as a mother?Its hard, because, sometimes I want to say “as a mother…” but I don’t have much more behind me than 17 weeks gestation :(…yet i still feel liek a mother. I have had childcare experience.Its just that- when someone asks for advice, they tend to only view info from other mother’s as valid. I can say “I’m trained” but they’ll say “Yes, but you don’t have that mother’s edge”.So, even if I never carried to term- is it still ok for me to say “I know what it means to have mother’s love” even if I’m not certain whether or not I do? (You see, I loved my baby, but I never experience that whole “I have never known love until now” moment)
A: i have 3 children, and that is ALWAYS my answer even though one is in heaven. if your mother died you wouldnt say you didnt have a mum would you? you would say your mum passed away. i feel this is the same for miscarriage/stillbirth, just because the baby isnt here it doesnt mean he/she never existed
When a woman miscarries, why does she have to go through normal delivery rather than a C-section?
Q: Don’t get me wrong; I’m not trying to be morbid or gross by asking this question. I’m just curious because I know two different people who recently lost babies pretty late in the pregnancy and I know that both of them had to deliver the baby naturally, rather than via C-section. I mentioned it to a friend and she said that also happened to someone she knows. This obviously has got to be pretty emotionally traumatic for the mother to have to deliver a stillborn baby, and I know it would still be bad with a C-section, but is there some medical reason why doctors have women do this instead of the C-section? I mean, I know that Caesareans are major surgery and usually only done when necessary, but if nowadays rich women can choose to have C-sections, it seems to me like doctors would give a woman with a miscarriage the same option just to make it a little easier on her. Sorry for the long explanation, but any help would be appreciated!
A: Not always, but the majority of c-sections result in uterine scarring. This can make a future vaginal delivery nearly impossible and extremely risky. It also has to do with how far along the mother was. I had a miscarriage at 9 weeks, and had already completely dialated before I even knew what was going on (that’s what the cramps and bleeding I was having was due to). If the mother is farther along and the fetus suddenly dies usually they have the mother carry the baby to a certain date and then induce to avoid some medical issues, but to be honest with you I am not sure what they are. But the general rule is that once you have a c-section all subsequent births will be delivered the same way.
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Q: Well today is Mother’s Day, well the end of it for me it is 9:45 PM here. Here is my story: I was pregnant with my first not too long ago. I lost him at 5 months. I was induced to get him out. Went through 36 hours of induced labor. Got to hold my dead son for a little less than a day, and buried him a few days later. I have no other children. Am I still considered a MOTHER in your opinion? What ever your answer is please explain yourself if you can. What about if you had a miscarriage? Are the women who have had miscarriages still considered mothers in YOUR OPINION? Even if they have no other children. What about women who are pregnant right now but have no other children?Please answer it is an easy 2 points.it was a little more than 4 months ago and we are trying right now. I might be pregnant now but I still have a few more days till I can test.
A: you are definitly classed as a mother you gave birth to a baby whether or not he survived…(which im so sorry he didnt) depending on how far along the pregnancy is i would say a miscarriage counts…and pregnant women definitly are classed as mothers in my opinion they have a living baby inside of them that they are taking care of…
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