Do you know someone who had a miscarriage?

by kyle Posted 2012/08/03 04:13:48

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yea i know someone who had one one of my cousins did

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rebecca 2012/08/30 19:58:43

yes

my grandmother

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Sammi </3 2012/08/09 01:02:39

yes

my mother with my little brother

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Pat 2012/08/04 03:41:27

yes

Yes, probably everyone knows someone who has had a miscarriage. I had one myself.

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Sasori 2012/08/04 03:36:40

yes

I was suppose to have a little sister but My mother had a miscarriage

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freakoutnow... cuz mom's here 2012/08/04 02:02:08

yes

My sister-in-law has had three miscarriages along with her five successful pregnancies.

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Knight Of Blood 2012/08/03 21:47:27

yes

my friends mom. too much stress for her and her family :s

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**StarzAbove** 2012/08/03 20:23:33

yes

Yes,

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adeenmckenziekennedy 2012/08/03 19:20:10

yes

I think everyone has known someone who had a miscarriage.

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BlunderWoman ~ FTGOP~ BN 0 2012/08/03 17:42:06

yes

I know several people who have, including myself.

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Blonde Rebellion 2012/08/03 17:28:48

yes

My mom,before she got me..

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Jan 2012/08/03 14:46:02

yes

Me. I had five in total.

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YepIDidItSo 2012/08/03 14:08:06

yes

I had one when I was 18.

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Georgia50 2012/08/03 11:00:00

yes

A good friend at work, her first pregnancy. But they kept at it and she's now due in a couple of months and couldn't be happier.

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D D 2012/08/03 10:19:50

yes

Me

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Rob Williams 2012/08/03 08:50:48

yes

My ex had a problem which meant that if she didn't have hormone treatment around six weeks in she would lose the baby.

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Scemodancequeen 2012/08/03 08:02:50

yes

I was raped, and misscarried....

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Scemoda... to Scemoda... 2012/08/03 08:03:07

Miscarried*

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Witch.Nikki.Jo 2012/08/03 07:16:40
Jo 2012/08/03 06:13:08

yes

+1
Me.

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carrotcat 2012/08/03 06:10:33

yes

My aunt

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TygaLuv XO :-* 2012/08/03 05:36:41

yes

My.mom and grandma

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rebecca to TygaLuv... 2012/08/30 19:58:12

my grandmother

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disclaimer 2012/08/03 05:26:23

yes

My mom miscarried before she got pregnant with me.

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Miss Bela Rae 2012/08/03 05:19:10

yes

My mom miscarried my first little brother, and then my other little brother died when he was born.

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Paloma 2012/08/03 05:13:59

yes

My mom

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Speedy 2012/08/03 05:07:24

yes

Did you know 60% of women miscarry at least once in their life?

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Jo to Speedy 2012/08/03 06:15:44

+1
Yeah, and 68% of all fertilized eggs are spontaneously aborted,; they usually don't even know they were ever pregnant--it just comes out like a regular period.

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Speedy to Jo 2012/08/03 06:48:56

Yep, you are right... but I think it is more than 68%.

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Jo to Speedy 2012/08/03 21:32:21

+1
It may be by now. That stat is several years old!

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Speedy to Jo 2012/08/03 21:37:11 (edited)

Well, I watched scientific TV show which stat it's over than 85%. Most of the sperm seeds dies on the way to "the promise land". lol

BTW: Did you know the immune system of the body recognize the sperm and a stranger invader and attacking it?

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Jo to Speedy 2012/08/04 02:57:49

+1
I know that invader thing is true for me because I'm RH negative.

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Speedy to Jo 2012/08/04 04:11:40

It is true to any female. Perhaps, it is stronger reaction to some women than other.

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Jo to Speedy 2012/08/04 04:18:54

RH negative is my blood type, and its rare--only 15% of the population is RH, which means that if I conceive, the father would most likely be RH positive--in that situation, my blood will think that the embryo is a foreigner and try to push it out; I have to get a shot every 5 years to combat that.

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Speedy to Jo 2012/08/04 04:40:14

+1
Thank you for sharing with me, I didn't know that.

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Jo to Speedy 2012/08/04 04:42:36

+1
you're welcome; I think it was a more serious issue back in the 60's, although I'm not sure why its slightly less so now, unless its because they've come up with a way to fight it. Who knows:)

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Speedy to Jo 2012/08/04 04:48:13 (edited)

+1
The health industry changed its face. People are living older today, many diseases which caused death in the past have medicine today and people living with it. I believe there is solution which help people to live with it, fight it, and to manage normal life.

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Jo to Speedy 2012/08/04 05:01:09

+1
makes perfect sense to me:)

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Freedom to Speedy 2012/08/04 14:40:00

Wow, there is something you didn't know? I am disappointed!

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Speedy to Freedom 2012/08/04 14:57:26

Are you chasing me to here too? Damn you are really bored in your pathetic life. What the connection between this post to politic, moron? Do you love the Palestinians and their terrorism so badly that you don't feel you make fool of yourself?

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Freedom to Speedy 2012/08/04 14:58:20

too bad your mom didn't miscarriage we'd be better off

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