She also miscarried while campaigning for the Senate in 2016.
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Four of those surrogates remained pregnant, but two soon miscarried.
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Then at 13 weeks I miscarried dramatically in the office bathroom.
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On the fourth attempt, Mari did fall pregnant, but she miscarried.
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Hussein was left in a pool of blood after she miscarried.
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Gordon Ramsay's wife, Tana, has miscarried, the celebrity chef revealed today.
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In 1935 Dorothy became pregnant, but she miscarried three months later.
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It turned out that even my mother had miscarried before me.
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She later miscarried, and was among plaintiffs in the civil lawsuit.
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Hiram assumes that, given all the stress and physical labor, Bernice miscarried.
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Later, in hospital, a doctor confirmed that Helen had miscarried her baby.
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"While I was incarcerated I miscarried at five months pregnant," she says.
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Several women who spoke to BuzzFeed said they miscarried due to maltreatment.
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Six cases involved pregnant women, two of whom miscarried, the CDC said.
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Above, Chasisty Bee, who in 2014 collapsed at work and later miscarried.
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She was pregnant; she soon fell ill and miscarried, but slowly recovered.
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She drove past what appeared to her to be a miscarried zebra.
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It took me a couple months to finally digest that I had miscarried.
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It's the day that her mother, Mandy Teefey, miscarried a pregnancy in 2011.
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He married the 13-year-old Margaret, who was 14 when she miscarried.
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Two were successfully implanted in their surrogate in 2014; she miscarried weeks later.
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We thought we had cracked our fertility code, but at nine weeks I miscarried.
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It's possible that Ata is a miscarried fetus, and from the very recent past.
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A main character in one universe miscarried; in the other universe, she didn't. Why?
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They're more likely the result of a miscarried pregnancy or a self-induced abortion.
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Some have miscarried — literally between our walls — or struggled to conceive for a decade.
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Whalen's daughter miscarried with no ill effects, but they went to the hospital anyway.
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Back on Long Island, she miscarried the baby on the morning of November 22nd.
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So she said, 'Basically, you've miscarried, but it just hasn't left your body yet.
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So when Lucy miscarried in the ninth week of pregnancy, he was grief-stricken.
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It's a monument to generations of "aborted and miscarried children," according to its website.
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She said she requested medical attention, but there were significant delays, and she miscarried.
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If it was a gambit to deal with the Rakhine insurgency, it has miscarried.
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People say, 'Oh, it would have been better to have miscarried in New York.
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An ultrasound at a local medical center revealed she had miscarried, the baby's heartbeat undetectable.
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At first she denied any pregnancy, but she eventually told doctors that she had miscarried.
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She later lost the baby, became pregnant again, and miscarried a second time as well.
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The suspect's boyfriend has not been charged; police say he was unaware Miranda-Alvarez miscarried.
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The last time Arwa miscarried, it was because she didn't have enough food to eat.
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That night, Magnanti had to crawl to the bathroom of her room and miscarried alone.
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She could have miscarried her and Jamie's child, or been lying about it all along.
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Moshfegh repeatedly subjects the human body to extreme experiences: miscarried pregnancies, intellectual disability, eating disorders.
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Tragically, Joy-Anna and Austin lost their daughter after Joy-Anna miscarried 20 weeks in.
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Athill miscarried Reckord's child at 43, an event that was nearly fatal for her, too.
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HB 201: Requires healthcare providers to bury or cremate remains of aborted or miscarried fetuses.
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It's definitely no fun, guys … and having a doctor confirm that we miscarried doesn't feel good.
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Christina underwent several rounds of in vitro fertilization — at one point, she miscarried after eight weeks.
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In the other cases, two miscarried, two opted for abortions, and three resulted in live births.
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But the women I spoke to, who had miscarried and used apps, reported the same frustration.
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Minnie and her mother, Tammie, were pissed Juicy didn't believe Minnie was pregnant and had miscarried.
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The couple also experienced a pregnancy loss after Morgan miscarried following "a slip-up" in college.
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She had been nine months pregnant, with her seventh child, but after the attack she miscarried.
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She witnessed Elizabeth I's birth and the swift fall of Boleyn after she miscarried a son.
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Howard Alpha and his wife, Emily (Alpha), were about to have a baby when she miscarried.
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It was a huge heartbreak knowing that we'd miscarried previously and were having complications with this pregnancy.
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And, sure enough, as soon as I was OK with [the pregnancy], about 8 weeks, I miscarried.
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A woman in Turkey became pregnant after a transplant from a deceased donor, but she later miscarried.
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Not all women with higher radiation exposure levels miscarried, and there were miscarriages in the lowest quartile.
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" If she miscarried three or more times due to the condition, the note may read "habitual aborter.
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Her character Jill miscarried last season and decided to sponsor a foster child to fill the void.
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In the early 28s, Ms. Bernard miscarried twins while Mr. Bernard was on the road, she said.
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Pregnant at the time, she later miscarried — due, she said, to the pain and fear she felt.
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Of the remaining 30 infected women, two miscarried and 28 declined the scans, the study's authors said.
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Back in the present, we learn that Princess Carolyn has miscarried a pregnancy for the second time.
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They were preparing to send her home for a third time when she miscarried at the hospital.
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EMOTION OVERLOAD When I miscarried, I felt fear and anxiety picturing what was happening inside my body.
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After Jordan Valley, 30, miscarried twice, she decided she wanted to get informed about her fertility status.
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"Last year...I miscarried and lost the child of hopes and dreams," she wrote in an Instagram story.
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It turns out Andy wasn't the father of the child Tracy miscarried — poor sap was sterile all along.
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Next, I had a chemical pregnancy, meaning I miscarried early on, before most women even know they're pregnant.
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"She told David she just miscarried and the baby was in the bathtub upstairs," the police report said.
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For example, they might stop providing emergency contraception, post-abortion care, or even treating patients who have miscarried.
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Her grief may be discounted by society because of a lack of genetic link with her miscarried baby.
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There's a case study in Bueno's book about a woman who miscarried twice, whose husband was grieving deeply.
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When Emily Fauver, a 26-year-old in Shreveport, Louisiana, miscarried in fall 2016, she felt very alone.
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On Wednesday, Courtney Stodden posted on Instagram to share a letter she penned after she miscarried earlier this month.
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A year later, they tried again, and that same surrogate became pregnant for a second time, but miscarried again.
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A few months after their surrogate miscarried with their last embryo, the surrogate became pregnant with her own child.
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Two had miscarried, and two were cases in which there was a poor birth outcome where the newborn died.
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The law also mandated the cremation or burial of aborted — or miscarried — embryos and fetuses, no matter how early.
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Patel was sentenced to 20 years in prison for feticide after she miscarried, possibly from taking abortion-inducing pills.
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It was two days after I traumatically miscarried at 16 weeks, and she just happened to be in town.
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One teacher's wife miscarried during the attack, and the teacher broke his leg trying to flee, Mr. Bilal said.
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She miscarried four times, lost her six-month-old daughter, adopted four children, and survived stage three colon cancer.
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In her 2013 HBO documentary Life Is But a Dream, she revealed that she had once been pregnant but miscarried.
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Rushed to the hospital with the baby, Lane initially she had miscarried before telling police the child was not hers.
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In the first 4½ years of their marriage, she miscarried four times and made three intrauterine insemination attempts without success.
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When they got to the camp, they thought everything would be better — but last week, she miscarried her second child.
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In between workshops, she had planned on leaving the show to start a family when she miscarried 8 weeks later.
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There's the bill that Indiana's governor, Mike Pence, signed last month requiring cremation or burial for aborted or miscarried fetuses.
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In the book, Moore shares that she had miscarried her and Kutcher's child, whom she hoped to name Chaplin Ray.
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For scientists, the question now is why this family took the extra time, energy, and effort to mummify a miscarried baby.
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BuzzFeed News previously reported on migrant women who say they miscarried in immigration detention being shackled and denied proper medical care.
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A year later, they tried again — and that same surrogate became pregnant for a second time, but sadly miscarried once more.
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She cut the baby out of Wilkins' womb, then later arrived to the hospital claiming that she'd miscarried the dead fetus.
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A year later, they tried again — and that same surrogate became pregnant for a second time, but sadly miscarried once more.
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Exemptions would be given for those who perform the procedure for reasons including protecting the mother or removing a miscarried fetus.
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The husband and wife crossed Niger and then Libya, enduring such hardship that Ms. Emmanuel miscarried soon after arriving in Italy.
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On Monday night's episode of ABC's "Dancing With the Stars," competitor James Van Der Beek revealed that wife Kimberly Brook miscarried.
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Little pre-fight background on the bad blood: Caylea is pissed at Amanda for dating her ex whose baby Caylea miscarried.
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Initial reports suggested that the bill would require pregnant woman who miscarried after 20 weeks to carry the baby to term.
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Their gripe: Marvel has miscarried the character, jettisoning decades of storytelling and fundamentally misunderstanding Magneto's very nature by aligning him with Hydra.
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She was due to perform in Chicago one night when the choice was made for her — she miscarried in her hotel room.
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"Pretty Little Liars" star Shay Mitchell rung in the new year with some tragic news for her followers ... she miscarried in 2018.
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In these cases, women may not have any symptoms at all or notice they miscarried until they get an ultrasound, Williams said.
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The resulting embryos are then transferred into the uterus and carried like a traditional pregnancy until the baby is born or miscarried.
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The star revealed on Friday that during a doctor's appointment, she learned the devastating news that she had miscarried at 10 weeks.
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After some struggles — Reese miscarried their first pregnancy six weeks in — he delivered a healthy Leo, who came in at 9.5 lbs.
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According to The New York Times, the actress writes that early in their relationship she miscarried, at six months, and blamed herself.
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It's when they discuss Brianna, the daughter Jamie has never met, and remember Faith, the miscarried daughter neither of them got to know.
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Doctors have found Zika virus in the amniotic fluid of affected fetuses and in the placentas and brains of miscarried fetuses with microcephaly.
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More than a dozen women have given birth to babies with birth defects, and another six women have miscarried because of the virus.
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"It's hugely draining on you as a couple," says Emily Ansell, a 2000-year-old university worker in Sheffield who has twice miscarried.
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She had once miscarried, and the couple were reluctant to bring children into a world that seemed on the brink of nuclear extinction.
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Having already miscarried twice by age 28500, she was then five months pregnant and anxious to finally give birth to her first child.
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The two began having an affair around 2004, according to Blakely, and she became pregnant with his child in 2005 but later miscarried.
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If my body had recognized that my baby was sick and miscarried naturally, I know that I would be offered immediate, unqualified compassion.
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Juno was discriminated against for being a visibly pregnant teen, while I miscarried at nine weeks and never told anyone about my pregnancy.
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The official story is that she miscarried in the third trimester, but the woman insists that she gave birth to a daughter named Jane.
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Last month, Zaki showed CNN the virus from the placenta of a fetus that had been miscarried in the United States at eight weeks.
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In a brave essay for Human Development Project, the actress shared how she discovered she miscarried during an outing at Whole Foods with Gus.
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While Greaves initially thought she had miscarried, she quickly became suspicious when she discovered white powder in her underwear from the previous few days.
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The Married at First Sight star, 32, learned the devastating news that she had miscarried at 10 weeks during a doctor's appointment on Friday.
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Back in September 2018, Kimberly revealed that she has previously miscarried three times, and the couple has been open about what they've been through.
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Then in December 2014, Giuliana and Bill learned that their surrogate — who was pregnant with their third and last remaining embryo — had miscarried again.
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Of the total, 432 of the microcephaly cases were in babies born alive, and 44 were in fetuses that were stillborn, miscarried or aborted.
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Of the 231 turned away, 161 ended up giving birth and 70 miscarried or received abortions elsewhere, often requiring longer travel and more expense.
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Lundgren commented on the video footage that shows her saying that a woman who miscarried would still have to carry the fetus to term.
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The woman had miscarried at nine weeks and was prescribed misoprostol to help her body pass the nonviable pregnancy instead of having to have surgery.
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But on her first night there, she wakes up in a pool of blood, having miscarried something that may or may not be a fetus.
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"Many of yall don't know this, but a couple of months ago we found out we were expecting, however, soon after we miscarried," they wrote.
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This was my misconception, you see, I didn't know much about miscarriages and I didn't know many people who had miscarried, or so I thought.
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The Fantastic Four star revealed in an interview for the Dr. Berlin's Informed Pregnancy Podcast that she miscarried during her first pregnancy, according to People.
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"It was the worst thing I have ever experienced in my life," said a woman who miscarried after hoisting boxes in a mobile-phone warehouse.
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Even more jarring was our report about how women in strenuous jobs miscarried after employers denied their requests for light duty, even ignoring doctors' notes.
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Of those who were turned away, 161 ended up giving birth and 70 did not (either because they miscarried or because they received an abortion elsewhere).
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BuzzFeed News reported on five women who said they were not given appropriate medical care while in immigration detention, three of whom said that they miscarried.
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DeNicola noted that it's possible the women in the highest-exposure group who miscarried had other traits or exposures that made them more prone to miscarrying.
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Sadly, she miscarried the following day, which Johnson East recalls as a time full of "guilty feelings" about her ability to be a parent at all.
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In the U.S., 16 babies have been born with birth defects caused by Zika and five have died, miscarried or been aborted because of Zika damage.
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Of the women who miscarried, 16.4% (1,428 women) had taken antibiotics during early pregnancy, compared with 12.6% (11,018) of the women who had not taken them.
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"It was the first picture we got in Wilmington on season 1 of Six, when I was pregnant the first time before I miscarried," Brianne shares.
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In the U.S., 16 babies with birth defects caused by the virus have been reported, while five have died, miscarried or been aborted because of Zika damage.
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In 2016 a 27-year-old woman who miscarried was sentenced to eight years in prison for murder after hospital staff accused her of inducing an abortion.
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She has lost seven pregnancies, ranging from four weeks to 16 weeks, and miscarried five times since the birth of her second child, a daughter, in 2010.
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"Maybe if you didn't pump your body full of drugs you wouldn't have miscarried," read one of the tweets aimed at Allen, which has since been deleted.
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She didn't know who she could talk to at school and worried about being judged for scheduling an abortion (which she ended up canceling after she miscarried).
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For the study, published in this month's issue of Obstetrics & Gynecology, researchers looked at data from 998 women who had miscarried at no more than 20 weeks.
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An investigation by The Times tells the stories of women in strenuous jobs who miscarried after their employers denied requests for light duty, even ignoring doctor's notes.
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Watch: Broadly Voices: Gloria Steinem & Nadia Murad Four months pregnant at the time, she says that she was beaten so severely that she miscarried during the attack.
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If a contemporary audience needs priming for a story about miscarried justice and sexual harassment, all the louche indicating and particolor condoms in the world won't help.
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This new report reviewed nearly 2,550 cases of women with possible Zika virus infection who completed pregnancies — meaning they gave birth, miscarried or experienced stillbirth — from Jan.
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I was shocked by how many of my friends had miscarried, and how several only shared their stories with me after I told them about my experience.
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When Janie Faville, a 28-year-old in Kansas City, Missouri, miscarried early last year, she experienced -- in addition to a host of other emotions -- sticker shock.
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I've since had two children, and though I miscarried between my first born and second, it's unclear whether it was caused by the remaining bit of septum.
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The researchers suspect that the former group may have included women who miscarried a male fetus in the past, which could have caused them to develop the antibodies.
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In recent weeks the country has been battered by a particularly ugly sequence of crimes, as well as by what appear to be glaring cases of miscarried justice.
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When Hop and Joyce visit Eleven's mother, we learned that she had apparently miscarried in her third trimester — the birth was covered up by Brenner and his facility.
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No definitive link has been made between Zika and microcephaly, but a recent investigation discovered traces of the virus in placentas of two women who miscarried their babies.
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The older a starting cell, the more difficult it is to clone and the more likely the resulting embryo or fetus will be miscarried in a surrogate female.
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Pollard testified that she had two children by him — abandoning the babies to foundling asylums at his insistence — and that during the engagement she had miscarried a third.
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He was her only support as she dealt with the trauma of a miscarried first pregnancy, and then — after the births of her daughter and son — postnatal depression.
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A week after learning she had miscarried twins, Solo felt sick and in pain -- and was told one was ectopic (which means the pregnancy happens outside the uterus).
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Chemical pregnancies, for example, can result in a false-positive because the pregnancy can produce a detectable level of hCG, but then the embryo is lost or miscarried.
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At least one infected woman in Puerto Rico miscarried and another in Washington, D.C., had an abortion after imaging revealed the fetus had a misshapen head and brain.
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Perhaps you read investigative reporting about migrant children being sent to shelters with histories of abuse but skipped learning about pregnant asylum seekers who miscarried while in government detention.
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"Could you imagine the same study carried out using the corpse of someone's miscarried baby in Europe or America?" asked the Chilean Society of Biological Anthropology in a statement.
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"The times that I've miscarried after Jolie, I just remember looking at her like, 'Man, I'm so lucky to have her,' " the soon-to-be mother of two added.
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The first time I miscarried I spent the due date — Christmas Day 2010 — wallowing in self-pity and attempting to smile through the Christmas celebrations with my boyfriend's family.
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In countries where abortion has been criminalized, women who have miscarried have been sentenced to decades in prison and doctors have been fined for providing information about abortions online.
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Sometimes they were two months pregnant but while they were walking on the long journeys they took, they were bleeding and bleeding and it turned out they had miscarried.
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Then, within the same week, I miscarried a baby I didn't know I was pregnant with; and a few days letter, my son passed out while taking a bath.
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Their lives start long before birth, long before conception, and if they are aborted or miscarried or simply fail to materialize at all, they become ghosts within our lives.
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"If you wouldn't want to share that you miscarried, if you are unfortunate to experience that, then you probably should wait until you're 13, 14 weeks along," she says.
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Two weeks ago, she shaved her head as a "symbolic gesture" to honor her miscarried child and "step into this new chapter in my life fresh and new," she explained.
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" 'She miscarried' puts not even subtle blame on the mother, but in all but the most extreme cases, there is nothing the mother did or didn't do," says the star.
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The women who were denied an abortion were further divided into two categories: those who ended up giving birth (the majority), and those who miscarried or got an abortion elsewhere.
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This week, the CDC reported that Brazilian tissue samples from two babies with microcephaly who died shortly after their births and two miscarried fetuses had tested positive for the virus.
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The new study matched 1,236 pairs of women: in each pair one of the women had miscarried between 6 and 19 weeks; the other woman, or control, had given birth.
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The couple were told their chances would jump to 73 percent if they pursued IVF but they were devastated when, after one of their two viable embryos implanted, Kossow miscarried.
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The results indicate no real benefit in using progesterone for most women experiencing early pregnancy bleeding, but the treatment was helpful for a small subgroup of women who had miscarried before.
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The CDC said Thursday there have been six pregnancies with Zika-related birth defects in U.S. states; three were born with microcephaly or other complications, and three were miscarried or aborted.
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Since then, there have been reports of pregnant women who miscarried in ICE detention and didn't get proper care, and others saying they have been denied medical care, shackled, and abused.
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Since her son JD was born, Kim has miscarried two pregnancies, and she blames the visceral toll that vomiting takes on her body as a decisive factor in losing those pregnancies.
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Ms. Wakes believes she lost four babies — she miscarried two sets of twins, in 2220 and in 20 — to the water crisis, and said she is determined not to lose another.
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As Mr. McNeil describes, thousands of Zika-infected pregnant women have given birth to babies with the brain deformity microcephaly and other awful inflictions, or have miscarried or had stillborn deliveries.
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Among the roughly 3,300 women who took fluconazole seven to 22 weeks into pregnancy, about 150 miscarried, compared with roughly 560 of 13,000 women matched for maternal age and gestational age.
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The Married at First Sight star revealed on Instagram that during a doctor's appointment on Friday, she and husband Doug Hehner learned the devastating news that she had miscarried at 10 weeks.
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Mike Pence, also included other provisions such as a mandate that miscarried or aborted fetuses be buried or cremated, and was so restrictive that it disturbed even Republicans in the state Legislature.
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"My (still bloated) gut feeling is that something even more painful silences us — the fear that we, as women, are failures," writes Williams, 37, who miscarried eight weeks into her second pregnancy.
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Scott tells PEOPLE there were certain aspects of expecting twins that "were actually easier than with Eisele," and that physically she "felt so much better" than the pregnancy in which she miscarried.
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The moment when Clinton speaks about how if she had been living in Flint "I might have miscarried my second child" pulls the personal, universal nature of this crisis into sharp contrast.
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"Could you imagine the same study carried out using the corpse of someone's miscarried baby in Europe or America?" the Chilean Society of Biological Anthropology asked in a statement released on Wednesday.
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I recently miscarried my baby and told her about it right away, because I'm not sure if I can mentally and physically handle flying halfway across the world to attend her wedding.
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This narrative poses a critical question: If the main character is a fall guy—and thus, by implication, a victim of miscarried justice—where does the "epic trail of destruction" emanate from?
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She talks about the panic she felt at finding out she was pregnant while on tour in 2015, as well as when she miscarried hours before her Vevo Lift performance call time.
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But even if a patient has only miscarried or suffered some kind of obstetric problem, as Manuela allegedly did, doctors sometimes report their patients to the police for fear of prosecution, Coral explained.
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A little over a week ago, we reported on the conditions that pregnant women face in immigrant detention centers — women told us they miscarried in custody, were abused, or were denied medical care.
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Just days after Beverley Mitchell revealed on Thanksgiving that she miscarried twins earlier this year, the Hollywood Darlings star, 37, opened up about her experience, and why she chose to share her story.
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A hardline social conservative, Pence is so staunchly anti-choice that he signed a law requiring all aborted or miscarried fetuses to be "cremated or interred" (as a way to recognize their personhood).
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She was 38 years old and five months pregnant, and on her second night there, she miscarried in her hotel room, delivering her son in a torrent of blood that nearly killed her.
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Of the other women, one also had an abortion, two miscarried, two delivered healthy babies, and two are still pregnant, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which reported the nine cases.
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But he noted that because the researchers only measured magnetic field non-ionizing radiation, it's possible the women who miscarried were exposed to radio frequency radiation that was a risk factor for them too.
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The mother he treated had previously miscarried four times and given birth to two children, one of whom survived less than a year and another lived for only 20153 years, both due to the syndrome.
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Hailey Bieber shared a heartfelt message of support for her aunt Hilaria Baldwin after miscarriage: 'I'm so sorry'Demi Moore says Ashton Kutcher was too young to understand her grief after she miscarried during their marriage
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The size of the bones and their degrees of ossification indicated that the infant spent no more than 16 to 18 weeks inside its mother, and was most likely miscarried, since no abnormalities could be spotted.
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I want to show [other women who have miscarried] that they aren't alone, and I want to give them a space where they can share their sweet baby who was taken from the world too early.
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" The fitness instructor and mother of four revealed last week that she miscarried four months into her pregnancy, writing in an emotional Instagram post that "even though we are not ok right now, we will be.
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The support and affection that so many of you show me lifts me up during even my darkest days, one of which happened last year after I miscarried and lost the child of my hopes and dreams.
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Clinton that she had miscarried twins, most likely because of the impact of the tainted water, and that she worried her 6-year-old son, Desiree, developed attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder because of the tarnished water supply. Mrs.
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That doom only increased when she miscarried the couple's first child in the season's seventh episode, making their eventual second baby (revealed in the finale) about the only ray of hope in a dark tale of tragic love.
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The CDC has now uncovered evidence (PDF) of a dengue-like virus called Zika in the placentas of two women who miscarried their babies and in the brains of two newborns who died from complications arising from microcephaly.
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"The support and affection that so many of you show me lifts me up during even my darkest days, one of which happened last year after I miscarried and lost the child of my hopes and dreams," she wrote.
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In mid-January, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found traces of Zika in the placentas of two women who miscarried their babies, and in the brains of two newborns who died from complications arising from microcephaly.
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"A friend who miscarried at five months received a lot of sympathy from someone, but the email ended with, 'Next time, just don't tell people you're expecting'—almost suggesting that that was the reason for the miscarriage," Anjali says.
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The "Pennsylvania Final Disposition of Fetal Remains Act," or House Bill 1890, is modeled on legislation Vice President Mike Pence signed into law as Indiana governor in 2016, which requires miscarried or aborted fetuses to be buried or cremated.
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In light of the persistent, egregious misconduct on the part of multiple federal officials in the government's attempt to railroad Marcus Garvey, it is apparent that justice was grievously miscarried in his trial and conviction, tarnishing Garvey's important legacy.
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Experienced mother Asia O'Hara easily birthed daughter America, "marketing star" Raymond Braun, as a synchronously stacked, be-sequinned carwash, while Aquaria miscarried YouTuber Kingsley, who, in an incongruous red slit-front skirt, resembled not a child, but a choice.
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Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth, wife to Austin Forsyth and one of the 19 Duggar siblings, was also pregnant, but revealed in July that she had miscarried their second child when they went in for their 20-week ultrasound and gender reveal.
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Family Situation: Fredrik and husband Derek Kaplan live in New York City with their one-year-old twins, Milla and Freddy Jr. The couple welcomed their twins via surrogate in November, 2017, after two failed attempts with a surrogate who miscarried.
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In 2013, Purvi Patel, another woman living in Indiana, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for feticide and neglect of a dependent after she went to a hospital with severe vaginal bleeding and eventually told the doctor she had miscarried.
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Two weeks after she underwent a dilation and curettage procedure following her confirmation the previous day that she had miscarried, the mother of four shared a heartbreaking message on Instagram alongside a video showing an early ultrasound of her baby.
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The campaign is an attempt to shock and shake up the state capital, but it has also drawn attention from outside the state to the new abortion law — in particular a requirement that miscarried or aborted fetuses be cremated or interred.
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One concern — voiced by the Texas Medical Association and the Texas Hospital Association, among others — was if the proposal would require women who miscarried at home to transport their fetal remains to a health care facility to arrange for burial.
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And then there was the miscarried fetus of a zebra, which was just one of many images shared by Ms. Hilborn, who studies the hunting behavior of cheetahs in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, which she said is covered in carcasses.
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Marlena Fejzo, a geneticist at U.C.L.A. and the University of Southern California who studies hyperemesis gravidarum, had this severe form of the condition and, despite multiple medications, IV fluids and a feeding tube, miscarried at the beginning of the second trimester.
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On Wednesday night, contestant Chris "Swaggy" Williams proposed to girlfriend Bayleigh Dayton live on CBS during the finale of season 20 of the show, but just two days later, the pair shared on Instagram that Dayton had miscarried their first baby together.
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Decreased risk of miscarriage The women who miscarried were more likely to be older, to be living alone and to have multiple health issues and infections, all of which were taken into account when calculating the increased risk for women taking antibiotics.
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The fetus in Puerto Rico was miscarried in the second trimester, and a local doctor, suspecting Zika-related brain damage, sent it to the C.D.C., said Dr. Johnny Rullan, a former territorial health secretary who is an adviser to the governor for the epidemic.
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Keeping up with the capricious Henry, a king haunted by his own miscarried sons and fear of impotence, meant disposing of Henry's second wife, Anne Boleyn (the antagonist of Book 19353.) Mantel exaggerates the poverty of Cromwell's childhood and gives him a drunken, abusive father.
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Ties The first time I'd miscarried I was a 24-year-old newlywed and, because of a scheduling mix-up, I'd had to wait two days for a D & C. While I mourned the loss, I found it macabre and scary to be carrying death.
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Lawyers for the state of Indiana argue that the requirement involving fetal remains is necessary because "an aborted or miscarried fetus is nothing less than the remains of a partially gestated human and should be treated with the same dignity," according to the Post.
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Defense attorney Chadwick Kaehne said Patel didn't want him to excuse what he'd done but rather asked him to emphasize his client's fear that a second child with the woman — who later miscarried — might see a repeat of their first son's medical condition, the newspaper reports.
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Another potential reason for his concern surfaced in the form of unpublished letters Plath wrote to therapist Dr. Ruth Barnhouse in the last days of her life, which allege that Hughes beat her two days before she miscarried her second child and that he wanted her dead.
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One fact not mentioned in Ms. Collins's summary of Mr. Pence's career is that he signed an anti-abortion bill in Indiana requiring, among other things, that miscarried fetuses be cremated or buried, thus inserting the state into an event that is already painful for families.
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In a more high-profile case, Purvi Patel, a woman of color from Indiana, was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2015 after prosecutors said that she had taken abortion-inducing drugs and later miscarried, violating a decades-old state law against feticide.
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"Recently, I had a woman contact me to say that although she has never miscarried, she knows many who have and my photos helped her realize the loss they must have felt," said Yudelson, who agreed that the photographs contain not only grief but the joy of pregnancy.
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An attorney for Angelika Graswald, the woman accused of drowning her fiancé during a kayaking trip last year, said in court Tuesday that his client was bleeding and may have miscarried during a grueling 2503-hour questioning at a State Police barracks, Westchester News 12 and other outlets report.
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The novelty of this study, published in the Journal of Adolescent Health, was that researchers were able to create a random control: They looked at girls who had a friend who was pregnant and gave birth compared to girls who had a friend who was pregnant but miscarried.
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In the past few months, we've seen states passing particularly cruel and byzantine legislation: laws mandating that aborted or miscarried fetuses must be buried or cremated, laws that would require women to notify their rapists before getting an abortion, and laws that would essentially ban terminations after 13 weeks.
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"For the women out there who have miscarried in the past and need support and a place to grieve their little one lost or to those in the thick of it like me who are currently grieving and in pain, let us all be there for each other," she said.
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"The support and affection that so many of you show me lifts me up during even my darkest days, one of which happened last year after I miscarried and lost the child of my hopes and dreams," she said alongside a January photo of a sonogram with a broken heart emoji.
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"The support and affection that so many of you show me lifts me up during even my darkest days, one of which happened last year after I miscarried and lost the child of my hopes and dreams," she said alongside a photo of a sonogram with a broken heart emoji.
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Read moreJames Corden was forced to admit he lied to Demi Moore about reading her bookDemi Moore blamed herself for miscarrying her baby with Ashton Kutcher, and says it reignited her drinking problemDemi Moore says Ashton Kutcher was too young to understand her grief after she miscarried during their marriage
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That's what you expect in a celebrity memoir, and you certainly get them here: Moore miscarried a child while engaged to Kutcher; she once got high and nearly drowned in a hot tub; the director Adrian Lyne threatened to fire her from "Indecent Proposal" because she had lost so much weight.
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The drain of money from other research efforts at the NIH and disease-fighting efforts at the CDC would be plugged, the nation would be safer, and fewer American babies would be born deaf, blind, thrashing in agonizing pain, lacking enormous parts of their brains or worse -- miscarried, not born at all.
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Then, on July 220 — less than a week after she was transferred into ICE's custody and given the pregnancy test ICE claims was negative — Pagoada claims that she went to see medical staff to get the results of her blood test, and that during that appointment, they told her that she had miscarried.
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A University of Utah study of 1,228 women who had miscarried in the prior year found that those who took the equivalent of one low-dose aspirin (81 milligrams) a day were 17 percent more likely to get pregnant and 20 percent more likely to have a successful birth than women who didn't take aspirin.
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The OB-GYN told me that since the pregnancy was close to 16 weeks, only specially qualified doctors could perform a late stage D & C. Since both the qualified doctors in our area happened to be Jewish and because I'd miscarried on the Jewish New Year, they wouldn't be available until four days later.
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In a series of interviews, one child said she shot him in the arm with a shotgun while he was taking out the trash, put one of her daughters on a "fat chain" because she ate too much and beat another daughter until she miscarried, according to the criminal complaint released by the New Mexico Police Department.
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Since the 2016 election, much of the conversation about the new TV show has centered on how timely it is to turn to such a feminist work when the president has been accused of multiple counts of sexual harassment, and the vice president once backed a law requiring women to hold funerals for miscarried and aborted fetuses.
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Prior to this latest study, CDC researchers found traces of Zika in the placentas of two women who miscarried their babies and in the brains of two newborns who died from complications arising from microcephaly, while researchers from Slovenia discovered traces of Zika in the brain tissue of a fetus whose mother became infected with the virus.
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Following Christine Taylor's case, several other women attracted media attention for facing jail time for endangering fetuses they were carrying: In 22005, there was Bei Bei Shuai, a Chinese immigrant who was held in a high-security Indiana prison for 22004 days after being charged with murder and attempted feticide after she miscarried following a suicide attempt.
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In a brave essay for Human Development Project, The Jim Gaffigan Show actress shares how she discovered she miscarried during an outing at Whole Foods with her son Gus, 23 months, as well as the time that followed and what it made her realize about herself and others who have suffered the same experience but felt they couldn't talk about it.
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Maci Bookout took a trip to Arizona from her home in Tennessee to visit costar Catelynn Baltierra in rehab on Monday night's episode of Teen Mom OG. Catelynn was in therapy at a treatment facility after suffering a miscarriage and having suicidal thoughts and was surprised to find someone she could relate to when Bookout told her she had also miscarried.
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But as soon they get a whiff of circumstances surrounding a miscarriage that they might find morally objectionable — a fetus left in a dumpster after a miscarriage, a woman who tried to kill herself while she was pregnant, any woman who happened to be a drug addict when she miscarried — the prosecutors will come down on women with the full force of the law.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE, signed into law a provision that would require fetuses that have been aborted or miscarried to be formally buried or cremated after consultation with the parent(s) (read: the mother in the majority of instances).
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The couple found that women's levels of estrogen dropped right before they miscarried, so they conducted non-randomized, non-blind clinical trials of giving DES to pregnant women "who started their prenatal care in the first half of their pregnancy," according to the CDC; they figured that pumping women's bodies with synthetic estrogen was the easy solution, and according to the findings of their (poorly conducted) study, it was.
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