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AuroraMoore: 1 in 4 women suffer a miscarriage

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AuroraMoore: 1 in 4 women suffer a miscarriage. I am one of those women. After much discussion with Andrew and my friends and family I decided to share this in the hopes of helping the women out there who are feeling alone and the loss I felt. I won't lie and say it was planned and I was excited because it wasn't and I wasn't at first. I was living in Denmark at the time and I had met someone and we weren't anything serious. We got in a car accident we were both okay I had minor surgery to remove my spleen but before that surgery they told me I was pregnant. The surgery isn't what caused my miscarriage they say it was stress from the accident. At first I wasn't happy to be pregnant I had plans to come back to the UK and continue to build my career a baby wasn't apart of my plan. But I came to terms with it my mom was young when she had me and she managed okay. My excitement was short lived when I started miscarrying they say its just like a heavy period but it was much worse and a pain like no other. I felt such shame about it for the longest time and I feared telling Andrew about it even when we were still just friends but he's been incredibly supportive and I couldn't love him more for that. When I told my dad he cried and hugged me as I cried same when I told Andrew's parents and Ezra. I'm lucky to be surrounded by so many supportive people and I'm looking forward to trying again someday and I'll make sure they know that they had a sibling that didn't get to say hello to the world but will always be watching over them. I'm not just a statistic I'm a person.

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