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Emotional Rollercoaster

Last post 10-05-2009 2:05 PM by mommy2onemore. 3 replies.
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  • 09-30-2009 3:38 PM

    Emotional Rollercoaster

    I had my M/C on the morning of 8/28. I feel so lost and alone. I have cried continually since it has happened. It seems that anger has consumed me and I don't know which way I am going from one time to another. How do you get passed this point? I can't seem to get myself together. Is this normal? Please help.
  • 09-30-2009 4:10 PM In reply to

    • Amber05
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    Re: Emotional Rollercoaster

    It is TOTALLY normal. I was the same way. Extreme sadness consumed me, then anger set in. I still have my days of sadness and anger. HUGS to you. Take time for yourself. I'll be praying for you. This is a great site. Let it all out!!!! We're here for you.
  • 10-02-2009 2:04 PM In reply to

    Re: Emotional Rollercoaster

    I had my fouth m/c on the 9/25.Yeah it feels like you are alone but you are not.I say cry and let it all out when you feel like it, go through the emotions you will get to different stages.In the end you will have to get yourself together.I cant believe i am dishing out advice.But it is only through talking to others on forums such asthis that i realised there are far worse people out there.I think at the back of my mind i will need to make peace with whatever is destined for me.Do something for yourself, that makes you feel better, as long as it is not self destructive.I started jogging after my 2nd m/c and it was liberating, the morning air, the quiteness, the road.Find something that gives you peace of mind.Days are not the same.
  • 10-05-2009 2:05 PM In reply to

    Re: Emotional Rollercoaster

    Oh Faith, I am sorry! We were on the same board, April 2010. That jogging sounds good. I've been thinking of taking up a new hobby, but it won't be jogging (I don't like to exercise lol).
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