In the book trailer for the novel BabyDust, eight women talk about
their losses and how they are ready to speak freely to friends and
family about their babies.
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I am
pregnant and worried.
Try not to be worried. There is very
little you can do to cause or prevent a miscarriage. You will do the
best you can, eat the right foods, exercise when you feel up to it,
and get rest.
There are number of things that may
worry you: bleeding, cramping, excessive morning sickness, and other
symptoms. To find a full explanation about what to worry about and
what not to worry about visit these links:
Another section that might help you is "Miscarriage
Myths," which explains that common old wives' tales that you
may have heard cause miscarriage are not true.
You should always call your doctor
when you are worried, however; because it is better to call for
something that does not turn out to be a problem than to stay up half
the night worrying about it.
