
Congratulations! You are now pregnant and are ready to embark on another journey of bringing forth life. It can be a very difficult journey of pregnancy if you are not ready to face fear, anxiety, and any other preconceived feelings of pregnancy after loss.
Most women who become pregnant after experiencing miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death find themselves hit by a flood of different emotions when they first discover that they’re pregnant again.
Below are some different emotions you may be feeling throughout your pregnancy and how to deal with them.
Mixed Feelings
Hesitation and Detachment
Anxiety concerning the timing of the pregnancy
Guilt
When Your Body Feels Like It Failed: Surviving PMOS, the NICU, and Infant Loss with Lianne Totty – Sisters in Loss Podcast: Miscarriage, Pregnancy Loss, & Infertility Stories
- When Your Body Feels Like It Failed: Surviving PMOS, the NICU, and Infant Loss with Lianne Totty
- PCOS is now PMOS, Empty Arms, and Reclaiming Joy in the Valley with Danielle Anderson
- Finding hope when grief and health battles collide
- How to Advocate for your Womb Health after Pregnancy Loss and Infertility with Dr. Kemi Doll
- Tending to Your Womb: Pelvic Floor Therapy, Grief in the Body, and Pregnancy After Loss with Anietie Tia Ukpe-Wallace
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