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Markle Miscarriage
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It is very sad that she suffered a miscarriage, don’t get me wrong, but why oh why do we have to suffer her every day in the news. I thought they both wanted PRIVACY but they cannot wait to get their faces and woes everywhere can they? I wonder if the long drawn out speech of her miscarriage was written by her by the way?
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I dare not say too much about what I feel about MM because I will be jumped on by those of you who think she is a normal regular person, she isn't. If you don't know how she has been criticised in the past few years then you must have your head buried in the sand. They want privacy except when it suits them/her and now they want everyone to know she has had a miscarriage so...
23:17 Wed 25th Nov 2020
It was not a 'speech' it was an article written for an American magazine titled 'The losses we share'.
https:/ /www.ny times.c om/2020 /11/25/ opinion /meghan -markle -miscar riage.h tml?act ion=cli ck& module= Opinion &pg type=Ho mepage
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I think the Duchess is thinking that her high profile, combined with her willingness to talk about such a difficult subject, will mean that her message - that miscarriage is not something to be ashamed of - will reach a large number of women.
I don't really think you can fault her for that - but there are plenty who will anyway.
I don't really think you can fault her for that - but there are plenty who will anyway.
Interesting.
I remember a photographer I worked with who was a good friend, and he brought his daughter along to a gig he was shooting with me, and she had just suffered a miscarriage.
Sitting down with her before the gig, I asked her how she was, and I was surprised and sad when she said that I was the first person outside her family and close friends who had asked that question. She said it was harder because people avoided the subject, and made her feel it was her fault.
After a long and unburdening chat, she thanked me for actually asking how she was, which was all she really wanted - to talk it over and get her feelings out.
I remember a photographer I worked with who was a good friend, and he brought his daughter along to a gig he was shooting with me, and she had just suffered a miscarriage.
Sitting down with her before the gig, I asked her how she was, and I was surprised and sad when she said that I was the first person outside her family and close friends who had asked that question. She said it was harder because people avoided the subject, and made her feel it was her fault.
After a long and unburdening chat, she thanked me for actually asking how she was, which was all she really wanted - to talk it over and get her feelings out.
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