MISCARRIAGE

Suffering a miscarriage is something no one wants to go through. Yet, through the support of others who have also experienced their own loss, you can soon be a support for others as well.

Pregnancy has it own set of challenges such as nausea, fatigue and heartburn. Of course, the successful pregnancy is a joyful event which makes the challenges worth it. Miscarriage and abortion also hold emotional and physical challenges as well.

Learning to cope with miscarriage takes time, faith and courage. I survived and so can you.

Miscarriage affects one in three women. Sometimes miscarriage is recurrent. Recent research may lead to new immunological treatment for those with recurrent miscarriage.

Mother's Day is not a happy occasion for the mother who has had a miscarriage. The mother has many emotions around Mother's Day. There are, however, ways for the mother who has had a miscarriage to cope on Mother's Day.

It is difficult to find specific doctrinal statements on the subject of miscarriage from a Christian perspective. But in this article, I gather a few, and ponder them.

Miscarriage is a cruel, powerful and paralyzing process and the grief extends to almost everyone affected by it. This article provides helpful advice on the best (and worst) ways comfort someone experiencing the loss of a baby.

Miscarriage is dreaded, but I will share my personal information on knowing what to expect during a miscarriage. I have had multiple miscarriages and 2 beautiful children. Every miscarriage can be different, but here are my personal experiences.

This is an insight into how to help your wife deal with the grief of a miscarriage. It is based off of the experience i and my wife went through and what worked and helped alleviate the emotional pain we shared.

Suggestions that husbands (and others) can do to support through a miscarriage.

Many women often worry that if they allow themselves to get too stressed out when they are pregnant that they could actually cause themselves to have a miscarriage.

An inside view of an early miscarriage after trying for several months to get pregnant.

Handling pregnancy after a miscarriage is one of the most intensely personal situations a woman, and a couple can experience. Here are some ways women handle their post-miscarriage pregnancy.

Miscarriage is a term used to describe a pregnancy that has ended before the twentieth week.

I have suffered a miscarriage. I need to come to grips with this and hopefully show people the other side of miscarriage

There is nothing more tragic than losing a child -- even one that has not yet been born. When a friend has a miscarriage or stillbirth, you might not know how to react. Here are a few tips.

Most women hope for a normal pregnancy with no complications. But on some occasions the loss of a baby does occur. A miscarriage is becoming more and more common nowadays.

When a friend or family member suffers a miscarriage, it is difficult to know the right words. No matter what you say, be sure to know the things that should *not* be said.

Miscarriage is a very sad time for all concerned. After having looked forward to a new baby, sometimes for months, the dream suddenly ends. Often when this happens the mom or even the dad can end up feeling as though they did something wrong.