Miscarriage/Pregnancy Loss

A little positivity

So we are all going through a really hard time right now and I thought we could all use some positivity. I thought it would be fun to share a quote or a saying that you use to help you cope or something that might inspire others. I will start and have attached 2. The first one I believe with all my heart. It helps me cope with the loss. The second one is for all the women of this board. We are all complete strangers, but we all have this in common. Your turn!

Re: A little positivity

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  • In the middle of all of this devastation, we found out my mother in law's biopsy came back positive for cancer cells in her liver, she is a breast cancer survivor, but now has this setback to deal with. She was there to comfort me and I was there to comfort her. My quote right now is "Smile even if it hurts to" I like this because you just never know how much it may help someone else.
  • I love both of these!

    @rachrobertson I feel the same way!

    @huskerfan246 Your poor MIL! That's alot to deal with. It's good that you guys have a close relationship and can be there for each other.
  • I love this thread, great idea!  

    I am going to be super lame/cheeseball for a second, but I remember driving in my car last year about a month after my first miscarriage and hearing the Katy Perry song "Firework."  This line really stuck with me:  "maybe a reason why/all the doors are closed/ so you can open one that leads you to the perfect road." Never thought I would find inspiration in Katy Perry, but hey, whatever works!

    Also, with regard to pregnancy after multiple pregnancy losses, I keep going back to this Nelson Mandela quote:  "May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears."  
  • jacobsone2jacobsone2 member
    edited June 2015
    @whit3183 I love that part of that Katy Perry song too! I heard it in the car a few days ago and it made me cry lol
  • @whit3183 I heard a song the other day that related to a line even though it seems cheesy. It is the song by Gavin degraw perhaps, something about when a heart breaks it don't break even. Anyway, the line was 'they say bad things happen for a reason, but no wise words gonna stop the bleeding'. I believe things do happen for a reason, but my heart will always be broken over this, regardless of what good comes from it. Ok, back to positivity now......
  • @jacobsone2 I'm glad I'm not the only one :) 

    @rachrobertson Those are great lyrics as well! It really sums up how I feel when people say "everything happens for a reason." It's like, well, I'm still upset! 
  • If you're brave enough to say goodbye. You'll be rewarded with a new hello
  • I prefer the secular stuff. These were the ones I was comfortable pinning since only DH & BFF knew I was pregnant and m/c'd
  • Sometimes the most positive thing we can hear comes from the most unlikely places. I had a 15 year old neighbor boy come up to me and say "I heard what happened and that totally sucks, but it happened to my mom before she had me and I'm awesome. So I hope you have an awesome baby soon." For some reason what that kid said made me feel better. It was a little unexpected, but my heart has felt a little lighter since he said that.
  • @vintagevice That's so true. My mom m/c'd between my kid sister and I, without that m/c, my sister would've never been a part of my life.
  • Very sweet :)))
  • Great thread. I'll have to think of a good one. For now I'll just add that my husband told me "this is just a setback. This is not the end of us building our family." And that clicked with me.

    DD1 born 5/24/10.

    Missed M/C at 14 wks Feb 2012.

    DD2 born 5/14/13.

    Missed M/C at 9 wks July 2015.

    Expecting someone new 4/17/17.
  • I love words like these, Pinterest has so many and I do think they really help, my best friend had an ectopic a year or so ago and said she searched for similar pics and that helped her, we now share between each other and it does work! Few of my faves are below x
  • I have a mother who is a recovering alcoholic and discovered the serenity prayer through that journey. It has really changed my life. I'm not a particularly religious person but found then and am finding now a lot of peace in reminding myself not to worry about the things I cannot control.
  • @SonyaL9 that Barbara Kingsolver quote gives me goosebumps. It's so true. I often have the age thought when I see a child the age my 2012 loss baby would have been.

    DD1 born 5/24/10.

    Missed M/C at 14 wks Feb 2012.

    DD2 born 5/14/13.

    Missed M/C at 9 wks July 2015.

    Expecting someone new 4/17/17.
  • I saw a few of these on Pinterest, one of them was too long and needed to be in 2 photos. Sorry :)imageimageimageimage
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