Guest guest Posted December 30, 2002 Report Share Posted December 30, 2002 Yes, , I can see you throwing your blanket at your husband when he has made a joke about it ......... That would have been my reacting, too, though, of course, it is an emotional one. But these insensitive jokes are just the one drop in the bucket full of water that is too much. Miscarriage is devastating but waking up from it and being faced with infertility is a lot different. It looks like a blocked road (I am writing " it looks like " because here in the group we have a lot of knowledge to try to overcome it). Why couldn´t your mother just give you a big hug in her kitchen and say that she gets a glimpse of how difficult this must be???? This is what I would expect my mother to do instead of focusing what other guests at the party might think ... But mother-daughter-relationships aren´t always easy ..... I remember one of our members telling us that she went into the woods and yelled out loudly how unfair this all is and later she told us that it was a good feeling. Your husband is not the first husband in this group to make a joke about our situation. By doing so he is simply saying that he can´t cope properly. So in the middle of our own struggle we need to teach them how to cope themselves ... Endangered fertility is a matter for two to deal with. Just a few thoughts, hope you already feel a little better today, ((((((((((HUGS)))))))))) Corinna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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