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This good and uncommon advice. We had a miscarriage a day after the ?th week, when it's widely viewed as safe to "go public" and also a day after when my wife p
by conductr 4y ago
This good and uncommon advice. We had a miscarriage a day after the ?th week, when it's widely viewed as safe to "go public" and also a day after when my wife posted pics of the ultrasounds and stuff on social and went public. It's hard enough living it in private, the public part was the worst part because long after you got over it you still have people asking you "when are you due?" and having to reexplain it and hear their condolences, so on.
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 4y ago> still have people asking you "when are you due?" This seems like a topic where it's good to assume that if they haven't told you, you shouldn't ask. People who are expecting or trying for a child will be excited enough to want to talk about it and if they haven't brought it up, there's a possibly sore reason for that.