What does a miscarriage feel like for the baby

What does a miscarriage feel like for the baby

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A miscarriage for a baby feels like one of the worst experiences ever. A miscarriage kills the baby so it feels horrible. ChaCha

Is it possible to feel the baby kick after the doctor tells you y…?

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at 14 weeks she wouldnt really feel the baby kick. it should feel more like butterflies, or so ive read. is this her first pregnancy? she could have also been having twins and they didnt realize it and she lost the twin. was she bleedi…

How does it feel carrying around a future miscarriage or baby wit…?

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Hi. If you are asking whether or not you can tell you’ve miscarried before going to the doctor’s office with a missed miscarriage – I didn’t feel one bit different in my pregnancy when I went in for routine ultrasound. I knew right away t…

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Anyone else trying to conceive 1st baby after miscarriages feel depressed when they see pregnant women?

Q: I was just wondering how everyone else who has gone through a loss feels when they see a pregnant woman? It has been 2 months since my last loss, I have had 2 silent miscarriages in the past year trying for mine and my partners 1st baby. We have tried everything to keep our spirits up and look towards the future instead of the past but i seem to be at an all time low at the moment.Im 30 years old and have 4 sisters and a brother (all older than me) – each of them have at least 2 children each, im the last in the family to be without a child and i have been broody since i was about 18 but always wanted to find the perfect man to settle down with before trying – as every woman should. I finally found him and we have been together for 3 years now – we are so happy and all we want is a little part of both of us to share our love with… but… my body just doesnt seem to keep them safe – i know that sounds stupid, i know miscarriage is no ones fault and cant be helped, but i cant help feeling guilty – the babies were growing inside me, I should have been able to protect them. Does anyone else feel like that?Everytime i see a pregnant woman i have to bite my lip so i dont burst into tears. Im so jealous! obviously i would never show that face to face, but i then feel terribly guilty for being jealous as it just isnt like me. I feel like im changing into a bitter jealous person. Does anyone else feel like this?At the moment im surrounded by pregnant women and new born babies – even my nephews and neices are having children before me! (Im a Great Aunty to 3 beautiful babies now) plus 3 of my best friends are pregnant. I am so happy for them and would do anything for them but as soon as i walk away after seing them i am just a depressed wreck.I daren’t talk to my family about how im feeling anymore as they already treat me like im ‘broken’ after our second loss, 3 of my sisters avoid talking or visiting anymore as they dont know what to say to me – even though all i want is to be treated as the same person i have always been. I dont want to be asked ‘how im feeling’ all the time with the sad puppy dogs eyes. I just want the latest gossip and a giggle but nobody seems to see that anymore. Anybody else going through this too?I feel so much more comfortable to be able to talk to other women who are going through the same thing. Thanks for your responses xxx

A: Hi hon I have sent you an email with my response xx

is it normal to feel upset after a miscarriage?

Q: if you really didn’t want a baby..but a miscarriage happened…and you felt relieved..but horrible at the same time..because you felt like its all your fault because you feel like you wished it upon the baby..ugh..its not like i even did anything for that to happen i was going to take responsibility.and it happened..and now i feel horrible..idk what to do or think right now.

A: I didn’t want my baby either when I found out I was pregnant.And that’s a very normal reaction to finding out you’re pregnant with no way to care for your baby and with a future ahead of you that’s full of uncertainties.So don’t feel bad because you didn’t want your baby I’m sure it wasn’t the baby you didn’t want but the circumstances surrounding you.Your grieving for the loss of your baby and that’s very normal.And it isn’t your fault so don’t feel as if it is.My son was brought into this world dead and for a split second before they were able to revive him I felt the most unspeakable pain rip through me at the thought of losing him that words cannot even begin to describe.And before that I had thought that I didn’t want him.But they saved him and brought him back and I was given a second chance to love him and want him like any mother would.And someday you’ll get your second chance too so don’t worry everything will be alright.

Does this sound like a healthy pregnancy?

Q: I am currently 18 weeks pregnant and I posted onhere yesterday about being able to feel my baby move for the past 2 weeks. But for the past 6 days I have felt nothing. Now my morning sickness is completely gone, and overall I just don’t feel pregnant anymore. Does this sound like a miscarriage, and how common are they at this stage of pregnancy. I have an appointment today but right now I am really scared about what they are going to tell me.

A: Sometimes it’s harder to feel the baby move, depending on both your and the baby’s position. At 18 weeks especially, the baby’s kicks aren’t usually very strong and if he/she has moved position and is kicking towards your back instead of front you may not feel it at all.It’s completely normal for morning sickness to subside in the second trimester, and sometimes you’re just not going to “feel” pregnant.It doesn’t sound like a miscarriage to me. When you’re in the second trimester and you’ve already felt the baby kick, chances of miscarriage are usually less than one percent.At your appointment today, talk to your doctor about any concerns. You can also try drinking some juice (lots of sugar) and after about half an hour try sitting/laying in different positions and feel for the baby. When I was pregnant… my daughter always started bouncing around after a glass or two of apple juice!Don’t stress! Everything’s going to be alright!