“I’m so sorry, is there anything I can do for you?”

Can I offer up some friendly advice? I know sometimes when you haven’t experienced something, it can be hard to know what to say. So if you know of a woman who’s had a miscarriage, please avoid saying things like “It wasn’t meant to be,” “God must have other plans,” “At least you have the other kids, be thankful for them,” or “I understand”. And please don’t suggest possible causes or try to diagnose her. Those things all tend to hurt more than help.

Instead, just simply say, “I’m so sorry, is there anything I can do for you?”, and listen, if she wants to talk. That’s an across the board acceptable response that shows you care and that you’re a safe person to come to.

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Brynna

Hi there! My name is Brynna and I'm wife to my favorite paramedic and mama to five awesome children. We homeschool, and for a year and a half, we lived in an RV so we could travel, grow closer as a family, and prayerfully decide on a place to build our new home. I am passionate about true wellness, and I run a business with Q Sciences, where I'm able to share my love for health. I've been also found myself moving into a position of ministry for women who've suffered miscarriages/pregnancy loss, as I've had nine of my own, and I love to support and encourage young mom

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