After our first loss, my DH's parents came over one night just to talk and give us hugs and a bouquet of flowers. After the second, not a word. I don't need a red carpet and flowers, but am surprised they have not said anything to me at all. The same is true for one of DH's sisters.
I feel like they look at me with pity or like I'm too old and busted to have kids. They may not really feel that way, but them saying nothing tells me, at a minimum, they're not being supportive. And they are family, so I think we're stuck with them.
I know we all have people who've not been supportive or said stupid things to us in regards to our losses. Do you think you'll ever get past it?
Re: I'm still mad
I'm sorry. With some people I can get past it because I know they don't get it. It's the ones that should know better that piss me off. ((hugs))
When I went to my parents house before my D&C to tell them in person I lost the baby, they thought it was more important to go out to dinner and shopping than to come to the hospital and wait with my DH. Yeah that hurt and I'm still not over it.
I'm sorry your IL's aren't supportive, they're family and you'd think they'd be there for you. ((HUGS))
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle!
April 2011 CP @ 5 weeks
This exactly.
I'm sorry, Julie ((hugs))
m/c 12/25/09 (5w5d) mm/c D&C 4/9/10 (11w1d) Take home baby 2/22/11
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