reply to post by InnerTruths
maybe they gave her the medication because as QUALIFIED specialists they understand the changes that happens in a womans mind when a miscarriage
happens...if you are a man, or a woman who has never been through such a trauma, you probably will not understand.
Yes it is normal to grieve, but you cannot "just move on" or "get over it" because there are chemical changes that happen to the body.
But they prescribed the medication, the very next day?
Experiencing emotions is a necessary part of being human. It helps us grow, it prepares us for tribulations in our lives.
It is ok to be sad. It is ok to be scared. It is ok to be giddy. It is ok to have butterflyes and nervousness. It is perfectly normal to feel any
combination of those emotions all at once. It is ok, to not even know how you feel.
Sure, if a month from now, she is in a fog, and her other children are suffering, and she needs a kickstart to get back to life, then fine. But not
the next day?
On topic: The same goes for the OP. Spend some time on this site, or watching the news, and you will eventually be overcome with dread and doubt and
fear. That is perfectly normal, embrace it, understand it. Then, get with a buddy, or your kids, and go to the park, or the pool, or a hike in the
woods, and experience joy and innocence, and embrace that as well.
If the sun explodes tomorrow, there isn't a thing you can do about it, except, ENJOY TODAY! Every moment you have with your kids is a blessing.
Don't waste it worrying about tomorrow. ENJOY TODAY!
Plan for the Worst, Hope for the Best, and Enjoy the Moment!