She may be feeling emotions running the gamut from inadequacy to grief to rage to hopelessness, possibly simultaneously.
Just be there for her, and let her know you’ll always be there for her, and that you love her just the same, and will love her whatever the future brings. That stability is your best gift to her right now.
Headway.co to find a therapist rapidly on insurance Books: miscarriage map, it’s ok that you’re not ok Local support circles Time and space to cry Months later, patience and understanding if she’s still sad or irritable; it’s hard to still be grieving when your partner is not
Sorry buddy. It’s incredibly common. I guess my suggestion would be to encourage her to talk to other women- her friends, her family. I guarantee you know women who have had miscarriages.
Other than that, be there for her, spend time with her. It’s ok you’re not taking it as hard, there’s no one correct way to react
Enthusiast
Just be present, empathetic, and comforting.
She may be feeling emotions running the gamut from inadequacy to grief to rage to hopelessness, possibly simultaneously.
Just be there for her, and let her know you’ll always be there for her, and that you love her just the same, and will love her whatever the future brings. That stability is your best gift to her right now.
Also buy chocolate truffles.
Headway.co to find a therapist rapidly on insurance
Books: miscarriage map, it’s ok that you’re not ok
Local support circles
Time and space to cry
Months later, patience and understanding if she’s still sad or irritable; it’s hard to still be grieving when your partner is not
Yes, fairly recent experience. It’s a tough path. My heart goes out to you both
Rising Star
Sorry buddy. It’s incredibly common. I guess my suggestion would be to encourage her to talk to other women- her friends, her family. I guarantee you know women who have had miscarriages.
Other than that, be there for her, spend time with her. It’s ok you’re not taking it as hard, there’s no one correct way to react