Aimee, I'm so sorry for your friend. The exact same thing happened to me, except that I lost the baby and still had to have a D&C. MIscarriage sucks no matter when it happens, but it just broke me knowing that my baby was dying in side me. The one thing that really really helped me get through it all was posting here: [link] Three years later, I still talk to these women all the time.
eta: Oh, and Suzi's situation is exactly why I waited and went through the miscarriage from hell. I just wanted to be sure I had done everything i could.
Oh, Aimee, that's so hard. Much ~ma to friend and her DH.
Oh, Aimée, that's horrible.
The great thing about life after middle school is that you are so seldom held captive with people who despise you and whom you despise.
Pardon my ignorance, but is high school a big improvement? How so -- is it the structure of the captivity that changes, or the people?
I've been more trapped with despised people in my work life than I ever was at school, but I had one of those happy schoolhoods, so I can't calibrate.
Thanks, guys. Stephanie, I'll pass it on to her. She's a wreck. She's bben cramping and bleeding a bit for the past 5 days, but ER docs and her doc said as long as the baby was fine (which it was as of Monday), that it was probably the placenta implanting. She's been so hopeful.
Pardon my ignorance, but is high school a big improvement? How so -- is it the structure of the captivity that changes, or the people?
For me, it was the convergence of all new people and a much bigger environment that I didn't see the people that treated me like shit in middle school. Instead, I had a whole new batch of people to treat me like shit!
Oh Aimee, how horrible. I'm so so sorry. Give her my love.
Aimee, I'm so sorry for your friends.
Aimee, pass along my condolences to B. That must be so awful for them.
I'm sorry Aimee. It's so difficult. Pass along hugs from invisible internet friends.
