Navigating Through Silence: Grieving the loss of a pregnancy

Grieving the loss of a fetus at 20 weeks gestation. Seeking answers to a multitude of questions including, "why us?", in what is currently an abyss of darkness and silence. As a molecular geneticist I feel let down by the area I have instilled so much faith, and as a woman who thought she would be a mother, I am grieving the loss of my innocence and naiveté about pregnancy. I love comments, even anonymous ones. Please feel free to post comments, even if it's simply a nod.

Monday, August 26, 2013

everyday I wake up with the same broken heart and wonder how to even begin putting the pieces back together.  

even though I never met you; I miss you.

I miss the past  
Posted by Vanessa at 1:45 PM
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Labels: broken heart, heartbroken, loss, miscarriage, missing

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