Thank you, I know I am not alone in my struggle to have children. However, my struggle was years ago but my 2 miscarriages are still felt today. My first child I was not even trying to get pregnant at the time. I delivered a beautiful baby girl. When my daughter was two we though it was time for another child. I was tested, my husband was tested. I began taking medicine at $75. per pill. I was so frustrated I finally told the doctor we can't afford this anymore, if we are to have more children God will provide. When My daughter was eight years old I became pregnant. I then miscarried at 12weeks followed by a D&C. I immediately became pregnant again thought I was going to miscarry again. Went to the hospital the doctor an(OBGYN) said I would be back in the next few days or at the end of nine months. I did make it to 36 weeks when I gave birth to a healthy baby boy. When my son was two years old I became pregnant, miscarried at 12 weeks. No longer being able to handle the stress and upset I got a tubal ligation. Suffering a miscarriage is hard, but if the individual already deals with depression the suffering can be even more devastating.
Thank you.
Tina Morrison
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