Miscarriage

Why and when do miscarriages typically happen? What are the warning signs and can they be prevented? Parents TV host Juli Auclair speaks to an Ob/Gyn to an those questions and much more.

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[aquafey101]

I disagree...Even though I was early in my pregnancy...it still devastated me...

[amandagrabowski1]

@MrsBadger08302010 i have had 2 miscarrages and it is hard to get over and it hurts still

[MrsBadger08302010]

@aquafey101 Me too! It's something that you'll NEVER get over. It's so hard to move on after your own chlid passes. It doesn't matter if the baby is still a small seed

[lovemyselfforever86]

it's always the genetics. i hate that.

[GlassVessel1518]

Thank you so much for this video! You're right, I was left with a ton of questions about why it happened and what would happen afterwards.  I had to rely on the internet for answers, and this helped a lot. Thanks to both of you!

[tangirl1122]

I agree about not going in until 8 weeks or so, i had an early apt and got to see the heartbeat at about 7 or 8 weeks, then i had a missed miscarriage, where the baby stopped growing. I think it was a lot harder since we got to see the heartbeat and everything so my husband and I were even more devastated.

[hairlessmonkey86]

thanks for the info! my girlfriend is 15 weeks pregnant more or less. i worry about the whole miscarriage thing, but now that i know the worst is behind, i feel much better. we are not sure exactly how far along she really is. we are supposed to go to the doctor this friday and get our first ultrasound, check her blood, how far along she really is etc. hopfully everything goes beautifully!!!