Sentence examples for through miscarriages from inspiring English sources
Of course I didn't want her to suffer through miscarriages, as I had, or to start IVF, with its expense, uncertainty and statistical odds so very slim for a woman my age, 42.
Many reborn owners are simply doll collectors, while others have gone through miscarriages, have no means for adoption, or suffer from empty nest syndrome.
I have friends who are single, married friends trying to conceive, friends who have suffered through miscarriages, friends engaged in prolonged battles with expensive and hormonal fertility treatments and friends who are freezing their eggs in the hope of creating children one day with a would-be partner.
I held it through miscarriages and divorces and rejection and loss of employment and wars and sudden deaths and illness and rage and unexpected love and successes and births and the joy that comes in appreciation of very small every day things.
Since nature allows many to die through miscarriages, he suggests that steps be taken to ensure that a severely deformed infant "dies as quickly and painlessly as possible".
Outside of a lack of supports, all but one of the women described experiencing trauma, from loss through miscarriages to rape, to the emotional trauma of aborting a child conceived from that rape, to leaving home at age thirteen and getting "thrown in county jail" (Participant 2) for working the streets, to losing daughters from AIDS.
I suffered through miscarriage after miscarriage before finally carrying a pregnancy to full term.
Bill Hayes later wrote that she lost her baby through miscarriage about the same time she lost her husband to Gwen Verdon.
"Some people have told us that by sharing their photos on Facebook, they have connected with other Facebook friends who divulged that they too had been through miscarriage, and that created new bonds and support," Atik said.
This is unlikely to be true as early terminations through miscarriage or abortion are likely to be missed.
Miscarriages are the most common complication of pregnancy, with 12%24%% of all clinically recognised pregnancies ending in miscarriage; 10 11 and approximately a third of all pregnancies, including those not brought to clinical attention, lost through miscarriage.
