@talygoodyesq: Replying to @blue Daisy The conversation around miscarriage often focuses on the physical and emotional pain, but there’s something else that doesn’t get talked about enough - the overwhelming guilt that follows. When it happened to me, my first instinct wasn’t sadness or fear. It was blame. I immediately started searching for reasons, convinced I must have done something to cause it. My mind raced through every decision, every moment, looking for an explanation that would make sense of the senseless. But here’s what I wish someone had told me then: that guilt you’re carrying isn’t yours to bear. If you’re reading this and blaming yourself for your loss, please know that this wasn’t your fault. Your body didn’t fail you. You didn’t do anything wrong. Sometimes things happen that are completely beyond our control, and that’s one of the hardest truths to accept. Miscarriage affects so many of us, yet we often carry the weight of it alone. The statistics don’t capture the sleepless nights spent wondering “what if” or the heavy guilt that settles in your chest. You’re allowed to grieve. You’re allowed to feel angry. You’re allowed to question everything. But please don’t allow yourself to carry blame that was never yours. Share this post with someone who needs to hear it. 🤍 _________ #miscarriagesupport #pregnancyloss #miscarriageawareness #womenshealth

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