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How might I feel after a miscarriage?

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057/365 by Amy Messere
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  • Post category:Pregnancy
  • Post published:January 16, 2017

A miscarriage can be an emotionally and physically draining experience. You may feel shocked, distressed, angry or just numb after having a miscarriage. You may feel guilty, wondering whether your miscarriage was caused by anything you did or did not do.

Source: Miscarriage @ NHS Choices

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