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granddaughter's miscarriage

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my granddaughter had a miscarriage last week. it was discovered at her 6 week ultrasound. she is still crying a lot and seems so depressed, she doesn't want to see anyone but husband and mom.
i will see her tomorrow, and i don't know what to say to comfort her.
i don't want to make her feel worse.

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