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In the face of a heartbreaking personal tragedy, one Reddit user seeks advice about how she dealt with her significant trauma. *This is a work of non-fiction sourced from social media discussion boards and verified experts/specialists.*

After suffering the pain of a miscarriage the previous year, singer Jessie J announced the birth of her newborn son in a moment of sheer joy and triumph. Chanan Safir Colman, the singer's partner, and they are happy to welcome their darling child into the world.

Pro-abortion groups and individuals have come out of the woodwork in an attempt to “prove” that Jessa Duggar Seewald — former TLC reality show star and member of the Duggar family — recently had an abortion when she underwent a D&C procedure to remove the remains of a miscarried child.

A woman who has been keeping her entire pregnancy a secret let it slip after she experienced Braxton Hicks contractions at her sister-in-law’s baby shower party. She’s turned to Reddit to find out whether or not she was in the wrong for keeping so tight-lipped about it.

When Julie Loving cradles her newborn granddaughter, she knows she has a story to tell that is truly unique. At the age of 51, Julie became a surrogate for her own daughter, Briana, who had struggled with infertility for years and suffered multiple miscarriages.

Traditional Medicine(public use photo) Natural medicine was practiced long before people had access to the modern scientific method, mostly by accident at first and then by repeating the process and hoping for the best. Not the best way to determine what helps and what hurts, but this is what they had to do.

Miscarriage can negatively affect the woman’s self-compassion and self-care ideas. They might resent their bodies, and exhibit anger, guilt, disappointment, or frustration for losing the baby.

Pro-Life March(via USA Today) Life begins at conception. Traditionally that is the common mantra pro-lifers use to explain why abortion should be restricted. Until the mid-1960s, the science of embryology acknowledged that human conception happened at the moment of fertilization. This, then, is the scientific basis anti-abortion activist and believers seize upon to insist abortion and miscarriages are the ending of a human life.

Reproductive Health(pinclipart.com) Life begins at conception. Traditionally that is the common mantra pro-lifers use to explain why abortion should be restricted. Until the mid-1960s, the science of embryology acknowledged that human conception happened at the moment of fertilization. This, then, is the scientific basis anti-abortion activist and believers seize upon to insist abortion is murder.

I carried two hearts inside of me, but only one was beating. I took a pregnancy test and there it was: a faint second line. My husband didn’t believe it. He demanded I take another test, but he kept smiling. He didn’t stop smiling. A baby? How could it happen so easily? He whispered to me that night. A miracle, I wanted to answer, I maybe did answer.

A young Britney Spears.(@britneyspears/Instagram) As of 3:59 pm, Saturday @britneyspears and @samasghari posted to Instagram the news of their miscarriage. Britney announced her pregnancy only a few weeks prior – still very early on in her pregnancy.

"Two years ago my boyfriend, now fiancee admitted to stepping outside of our relationship. Though this was extremely heartbreaking, we were able to move past the infidelity. Two weeks ago I found out that the incident occurred a week after I miscarried our child at four months. He originally told me that the affair happened before Valentine's Day. The excuse behind his infidelity was that I was still bleeding. I feel as if I am reliving the whole ordeal and I am not sure if I can forgive him for this. He and other people aware of the situation believe that I am overreacting because I had already forgiven him. However, that was before I was aware of the timing and the reason behind the infidelity. Am I overreacting on a topic we had already settled or are my newfound emotions justifiable? What would you do? Would this be the end of the relationship for you?" -Ophelia.

"About four years ago I, unfortunately, miscarried my baby. Doctors have told me that I may not be able to have a child and this was extremely heartbreaking as one can only imagine. My stepfather's sister, my aunt, made a rude comment one day during a heated argument that "God and my own body hated me that is why my body killed my baby." She went on and on to say that I would never have a child and that because of that I was less than a woman. I thought that I had let that comment go and forgiven her for it but however recently her daughter, my cousin, who was told the same unfortunate news once before recently just gave birth to two beautiful twin boys. I can not bring myself to visit and see the kids though I have definitely sent my congratulations and blessings through hearsay. It isn't that I blame my cousin nor her kids for my misfortune, however, her children are now a reminder of my own loss and her mother's words toward me. Am I wrong for holding this grudge and if so how would you move past the level of hurt I am feeling?" -Rayshawnda.