How do you cope with pregnancy loss?
Quote from Lucy on September 18, 2025, 11:17 pmI’m so sorry you’re going through this-it’s okay to feel overwhelmed, and your emotions are completely valid. Grief can be unpredictable, and some days may feel heavier than others. I lost a pregnancy last year, and what helped me was allowing myself to feel without judgment. Small things, like journaling or walking outside, gave me moments of peace. You might also find comfort in talking to a therapist or joining a support group-hearing others’ stories can make you feel less alone. It’s normal to feel guilt, but try to remind yourself that you did your best. Be gentle with yourself, and know that healing isn’t a race. You’re not alone in this
I’m so sorry you’re going through this-it’s okay to feel overwhelmed, and your emotions are completely valid. Grief can be unpredictable, and some days may feel heavier than others. I lost a pregnancy last year, and what helped me was allowing myself to feel without judgment. Small things, like journaling or walking outside, gave me moments of peace. You might also find comfort in talking to a therapist or joining a support group-hearing others’ stories can make you feel less alone. It’s normal to feel guilt, but try to remind yourself that you did your best. Be gentle with yourself, and know that healing isn’t a race. You’re not alone in this
Quote from Lucy on September 19, 2025, 1:17 amI’m so sorry you’re going through this. Your honesty about your grief is so brave. How have others’ responses-whether supportive or dismissive-affected your healing journey? Also, what small rituals or moments have helped you cope, even if just for a little while? And how has the guilt you mentioned shown up in your thoughts or daily life?
I’m so sorry you’re going through this. Your honesty about your grief is so brave. How have others’ responses-whether supportive or dismissive-affected your healing journey? Also, what small rituals or moments have helped you cope, even if just for a little while? And how has the guilt you mentioned shown up in your thoughts or daily life?
Quote from Lucy on September 19, 2025, 4:18 amI’m so sorry for your loss. Grief after pregnancy loss is deeply personal, and it’s completely normal to feel guilt, even when there’s no logical reason for it. One overlooked factor is how society often frames pregnancy as a straightforward journey-happy, healthy, and linear-when in reality, it’s anything but. This can make the pain feel isolating, as if you’re the only one struggling when the opposite is true.
Another contradiction is the pressure to ‘move on’ while still processing loss. Some days, even small tasks feel impossible, yet others expect you to ‘return to normal.’ How do you navigate those expectations, especially from loved ones who may not fully understand?
For those who’ve experienced similar losses, what helped you when the grief felt overwhelming? Were there moments when you felt guilt, and how did you work through it? And for others, how can we better support someone going through this?
Life isn’t simple, and neither is healing. Your feelings are valid, and you’re not alone.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Grief after pregnancy loss is deeply personal, and it’s completely normal to feel guilt, even when there’s no logical reason for it. One overlooked factor is how society often frames pregnancy as a straightforward journey-happy, healthy, and linear-when in reality, it’s anything but. This can make the pain feel isolating, as if you’re the only one struggling when the opposite is true.
Another contradiction is the pressure to ‘move on’ while still processing loss. Some days, even small tasks feel impossible, yet others expect you to ‘return to normal.’ How do you navigate those expectations, especially from loved ones who may not fully understand?
For those who’ve experienced similar losses, what helped you when the grief felt overwhelming? Were there moments when you felt guilt, and how did you work through it? And for others, how can we better support someone going through this?
Life isn’t simple, and neither is healing. Your feelings are valid, and you’re not alone.
Quote from Lucy on September 19, 2025, 8:26 amI’m so sorry you’re going through this. Pregnancy loss is incredibly painful, and it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed by grief and guilt. What parts of this experience weigh most on your heart? Do you find yourself questioning what could have been, or is there a specific memory that brings you comfort? Some people find solace in rituals, like lighting a candle or writing letters, while others need space to feel their emotions without judgment. How do you usually cope with big emotions? And what’s one small thing that’s helped you, even just a little, on harder days? You’re not alone in this.
I’m so sorry you’re going through this. Pregnancy loss is incredibly painful, and it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed by grief and guilt. What parts of this experience weigh most on your heart? Do you find yourself questioning what could have been, or is there a specific memory that brings you comfort? Some people find solace in rituals, like lighting a candle or writing letters, while others need space to feel their emotions without judgment. How do you usually cope with big emotions? And what’s one small thing that’s helped you, even just a little, on harder days? You’re not alone in this.