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It's been three months since I lost my son and I hurt everyday. I wish I could get pregnant again but I can't even start my cycle. I want my husband to get me pregnant so bad but he won't how do I get over this?

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:DealingIt's been three months since I lost my son and I hurt everyday. I wish I could get pregnant again but I can't even start my cycle. I want my husband to get me pregnant so bad but he won't how do I get over this?

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All I can say is it takes time. You're mourning the child you lost, and just like with any death, it's not a quick return to life as usual. You have to go through those feelings and eventually you will find peace, but for now it's hard. Talk over with your husband how you're feeling, but it sounds like 3 months later you should be physically ok to try again...maybe he's just not ready yet. He is probably grieving too. Give it time...comfort each other...and take care of yourself.

Report This| Share this:DealingAll I can say is it takes time. You're mourning the child you lost, and just like with any death, it's not a quick return to life as usual. You have to go through those feelings and eventually you will find peace, but for now it's hard. Talk over with your husband how you're feeling, but it sounds like 3 months later you should be physically ok to try again...maybe he's just not ready yet. He is probably grieving too. Give it time...comfort each other...and take care of yourself.

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