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Miscarriage Poem

Just a month ago I found out I was pregnant, although I'm 18 and for some reason I had already started to think of ways to support the child...but shortly after a few days I started bleeding, and I knew something was wrong. I went to get checked out and realized I had lost the baby...I try every day to not let it get to me but every TV advertisement and every baby store makes me remember my little angel...

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I honestly don't know how to write this, but here it goes. I was 13 weeks into my first trimester the night of December 2, 2009. I remember waking up in a lot of pain and then the sad news...

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You Have Left Me Hopeless

Published by Family Friend Poems July 2013 with permission of the Author.

As the 18th approaches my heart feels a little heavier
I feel energy-less, the thought of you leaves me breathless
I often reminisce about how my life would have been with you, my angel
Was I gonna be a cool mom?
Would you have liked everything I had hoped for you?
Would you be as jolly as I am?
Would you smile as he does?
All these questions are busy eating my soul alive
How is it that at just barely a few days old you have impacted my life the way you have?
Loosing you has sucked the happiness right out of my life,
All I have left is the feeling of guilt, sadness and depression
I never thought it was possible to love another human being like the way I love you
I try with all my might to think about you, but it only makes things worse
You have left a huge place in my heart whereby no one can ever fill
You brought so much happiness into my life
Now that you're gone I feel empty and alive with no particular reason
Mommy...

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by Sandy Haney
8 years ago

I honestly don't know how to write this, but here it goes. I was 13 weeks into my first trimester the night of December 2, 2009. I remember waking up in a lot of pain and then the sad news came. I miscarried my baby. Since then I haven't been able to let her go. The place in my heart that's hers feels empty. The only memory I have of her is hearing her heart beat and feeling her move. She's forever on my mind, but I know she's in a better place watching down on me and her siblings. Three years after my miscarriage I was blessed with a lil boy, but it was a high risk pregnancy.

by Heather Eisele, Iowa
10 years ago

I understand so well how you feel. I am nineteen, and my pregnancy was unplanned, but already I knew I loved it, and I wanted that baby more than anything else in the world. I was already making plans to transfer to a less expensive school so that I could afford more money towards Little One, and I was planning on getting married much sooner than I had anticipated (about a year earlier) and moving in with my fiancé, who is in the army at his duty station a good 1,000 miles from where I live now because I wanted my baby to be closer to his or her daddy and me to have better medical care in case something should go wrong. I quit the caffeine (even though I am ridiculously addicted to the stuff) immediately after suspecting that I was pregnant, began to eat healthier, started taking vitamins to ensure that I really was getting the proper amount of nutrition, went on walks, everything I could think of to ensure my child's health. I found out two days before Thanksgiving that my baby is no longer with me, and the tears that I've cried! I've never felt a more horrible pain than this, and I've never loved anyone or anything the way I loved that child. My deepest sympathies to you and your boyfriend/fiancé/significant other. I hope that time helps you heal.