I went through this type of miscarriage. The only difference is I was told there isn’t a drug to quicken the process. I couldn’t afford a D&C so I miscarried for two full months. It was absolute hell and I felt like I was dying each day. My heart aches for Chrissy and John https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="❤️" title="Rotes Herz" aria-label="Emoji: Rotes Herz"> https://twitter.com/kpanyc/status/1311694593461809153">https://twitter.com/kpanyc/st...

If you read this thread it explains in detail about the various types of miscarriages and why a lot of women/couples choose to keep silent about their loss. When I lost my baby two years ago, i felt isolated and didn’t know if anyone would be able to understand my pain.

While I am heartbroken for John and Chrissy and their family, I am appreciating the change their openness is bringing about miscarriages/child loss. I hope this continues a conversation about women’s health and encourages more people to speak out about their experiences

Instead of staying silent. I also recognize that many couples/women will choose to keep their loss private. I hope that any and all who experience this loss can find those they can talk to about it. I didn’t have that luxury and I suffered for a long time because of the lonelines

Anyone who sees this, know that you can reach out to me if you have no one else. No one should go through a loss of a child alone. The pain is nearly unbearable.