Not looking for sympathy, but I want this to be one more example of vax health issues and pregnanvy issues.
My brother in law and sister in law are a surgeon and pharmacist, respectively. They are hard left and always complain about conservatives, Chic fil a (not kidding), and conspiracy theorists. I have always been told to never talk about politics around them and I can't speak up when they bring up these topics, trust me, i fought back on this several times, but I'm barred from saying anything since that whole side of the family thinks im insane. Keeping their professions in mind, they also had a 20 minute conversation about "What even is ivermectin? Ive never even heaed of it."
Just 2 months ago i had to endure a whole weekend of listening to them talk about how people are insane for not taking the vax. They also announced that same weekend that they were having a baby, which is a custom baby via artificial insemination. "They did all kinds of test to make sure it would be the strongest of the bunch and we should have no problems. Here we are 2 months later and it's gone. I had this scenario in the back of my head since then, so im not shocked at all, but they are obviously upset.
Since i mentioned they think I'm crazy, ill bring up that over New Years when all the satanists have their performances on TV, they themselves said, "wow... that was really creepy." I told them what symbolism they were seeing and what these people believe, which they seemed to listen to. THEY BROUGHT IT UP! All i did was give more detail, but they talked about me behind my back and made fun of me. I'm so sick of this! I feel sorry for the baby. May Christ take his soul!
Again, i just want this out there for 1 more example.
I don't doubt that the loss of the baby could have been from the vaccine, but 8 weeks is a common time frame to lose an invitro baby. Having been through the experience a couple of times, it was right around this time frame that the miscarriage occurred. We finally were able to go to term, but just wanted to share that we did have the same issue right around that 2 month mark.
Thats very good info! I do want to mention then, they had already been in the process for 4 weeks, they just wanted to get through that length of time before telling anyone. So it's more like 12 weeks, but your info is no less important. 4 weeks difference is still within a margin of error for your 8 week period, I'm sure.
It’s also possible to have lost the baby weeks before actually finding out and/or going through the miscarriage process— it’s called a missed miscarriage. I had a miscarriage about 6 months ago that occurred at 6 weeks, but I didn’t find out until I was what would have been 9 weeks and I didn’t go through the actual miscarriage process until what would have been 12 weeks.
I'm very sorry to hear that. I don't know much about the pregnancy process as I never read into it or had kids myself (yet) so I appreciate your information. Will you try again in the future or are you undecided?