Miscarriage Depression, Grief, Emotions

Post Feelings

Scroll through the list of emotions and choose the ones that best describe how you feel. This allows you to anonymously submit what you are feeling and consider how others are feeling after miscarriage.

Feelings

Wounded
Weak
Vulnerable
Struggling
Sad
Loved
Grieving
Fragile
Exhausted
Discouraged
Depressed
Bleeding
Betrayed
Regretful
Sad
Spiritual
Wounded
Anxious
Angry
Resentful
Overwhelmed
Needy
Forgotten
Discouraged
Dead
Bleeding
Alone
Afraid
Empty
Struggling
Sick
Afraid
Capable
Wounded
Understood
Sympathetic
Supported
Struggling
Shocked
Sad
Maternal
Loved
Heartbroken
Healing
Grieving
Grateful
Fragile
Exhausted
Empty
Confused
Comforted
Changed
Brave
Broken
Bleeding
Anxious
Afraid
Overwhelmed
Isolated
Invisible
Empty
Broken
Afraid
Afraid
Afraid
Afraid
Afraid
Afraid
Afraid
Forgiven
Changed
Wounded
Wounded
Vulnerable
Struggling
Sad
Miserable
Hopeful
Heartbroken
Frustrated
Empty
Broken
Betrayed
Anxious
Afraid
Afraid
Afraid
Violated
Violated
Worthless
Depressed
Angry
Alone
Alone
Angry
Forgiven
Fragile
Broken
Jealous
Fragile
Encouraged
Anxious
Anxious
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Broken
Calm
Calm
Broken
Broken
Broken
Betrayed
Angry
Ashamed
Anxious
Alone
Afraid
Exhausted
Broken
Ashamed
Bleeding
Alone
Afraid
Bleeding
Betrayed
Beaten
Changed
Broken
Anxious
Anxious
Sad
Empty
Vulnerable
Wounded
Sad

How Posting Feelings Can Help

Scroll through the list of possible emotions and choose the ones that best describe how you feel. You may choose emotions that you’ve felt at different times before, during, and after the miscarriage; or you may simply want to choose emotions that you’re feeling right now or have felt in the past several days or weeks.

If you’re having trouble naming your emotions, you may wish to try one of the creative activities. If you’re still unable to get in touch with your emotions, it may help you to talk to members of your support system and request their feedback.

Don’t get discouraged. If you’ve gotten into the habit of pushing down your emotions, it will take a while for you to start feeling them again.

People process their emotions differently. Activities that work for one person may not work for another. Be patient, give yourself time, and remember that you are not alone in your grief after miscarrigae.

Post Artwork

You're invited to explore your feelings through art. Feel free to explore whatever comes to mind or is in your heart.

If you wish to share your art with others, you can submit it to the Web facilitator anonymously. You may upload as many pieces of art as you like.

Upload artwork from your device. We prefer .JPG or .PDF

Artwork can be viewed on the Stories Page.

How Creating Artwork Can Help

Connecting with your feelings after a miscarriage is an important part of healing. Describing your emotions through drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, photography, and more may help you to process your loss(es) and the impact it’s had on you and on others in your life.

You may wish to create artwork that describes your feelings before, during, or after the miscarriage.

Write A Poem

You're invited to explore your feelings through poetry. If you wish to share your poem with others, you can submit it to the Web Facilitator anonymously.

How Poetry Can Help

Connecting with your feelings after a miscarriage is an important part of healing. Describing your emotions through poetry may help you to process the miscarriage and the impact it’s had on you and on others in your life.

You may wish to describe your feelings before, during, or after the miscarriage.

You may write as many poems as you like.

Create a Journal Entry

You’re invited to explore your emotions through a journal entry or entries. Use the space below to create an entry.

How Journaling Can Help

Connecting with your feelings after a miscarriage is an important part of healing. Describing your emotions may help you process your loss(es) and the impact it’s had on you and on others in your life.

Your journal should be a private space just for you. Saving journal entries to your device is suggested, as they may provide helpful information and insight throughout the healing process. Only save your private journals to a device that you know no one else will have access to the documents. Or print them out instead of saving them and store them in a secure place.

This space is yours to explore feelings related to your miscarriage(s) in freedom and privacy. You may type as many journal entries as you like.

Possible Journal Topics

Personal Impact
Impact on Others
Feelings
Loss(es)
Grieving
Unhealthy Behaviors
Hope
Reaching Out
Healing Process
Random Reflections

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