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P'Gell--".....and when I went to the bathroom, I heard something hit the water. I closed the toilet and continued to make her breakfast. I got her settled with Sesame Street and went up to look. Most of the pregnancy was in the toilet. I
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P'Gell--".....and when I went to the bathroom, I heard something hit the water. I closed the toilet and continued to make her breakfast. I got her settled with Sesame Street and went up to look. Most of the pregnancy was in the toilet. I tried to pick it up, but it was like wet Kleenex. Just a mass of pink and grey... stuff. I was somewhere between 4 and 6 weeks pregnant. Nothing looked like "a baby." It was just tissue and a lot of blood."]
This was what happened to me as well...my at the time husband came into the bathroom when I started screaming and wrapped me up in a blanket so I could not move. He did a very thoughtful and caring task; he got our fishnet for our goldfish and scooped all of our baby out, put him (I know in my heart he was a boy), and placed him in a tupperware. We buried him together at a special place in the mountains above our house. 6 weeks later, I had to have my hysterectomy--finally forgave myself about 5 years ago, this happened about 19 years ago.
So sorry P'Gell--I am bleeding for you inside, sharing your pain and memories. Heartfelt hugs, empathetic thoughts and care for you!!!
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I'm so sorry this happened to you, too.
I wish I had saved this pregnancy, I got scared and flushed it (I was fairly young, although I was in training and should have known to save it)
I'm glad you were able to bury yours. It's so nice that your husband was so loving and caring. I was alone with a 15 month old and was afraid she would see the blood in the toilet and be afraid to use the potty, or be traumatized. As it was, she must have seen something (she used to follow me into the bathroom a lot when she was a baby) because she started referring to it as "the blood baby." She doesn't remember anything about it now, but we had to leave her for about 10 hours, she had never been left by me for that long before, we were in the hospital for a long time. It was traumatic for her, either because of the miscarriage (although I doubt she had any idea what was going on, she was just told Mama was sick and needed to go to the hospital) or due to the separation.
I'm glad you realized you can't keep pushing yourself for things past. (either the miscarriage or the hysto.) You made the right decisions with the information you had at the time. I'm glad you've let it go. It's the healthy thing to do.
Hugs.