Honestly, miscarriage is heartbreakingly common, especially early on—those weeks refer to how far along the pregnancy was, and the report's medical terms like 'blighted ovum' or 'missed abortion' are just cold, clinical descriptions of loss. From my high-rise apartment, I see this differently than a small town might; here, my social circle talks openly about it over expensive coffee, treating it as a shared, if painful, statistic of urban life, which makes it seem both frequent and yet strangely normalized. It's not a quiet, private grief but a discussed reality, which contradicts the idea that it's a hidden struggle—in my world, it's openly acknowledged, though the pain is no less.
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