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How to deal with an unsupportive husband after a miscarriage
Identify what you are feeling.
Miscarriage affects everyone differently. Your husband may be having a hard time coming to terms with what has happened, too.

Pick your answer from: A). Sharing your feelings with each other may be painful, but it is a necessary step towards working through your grief. Grieving is often more effective when you voice your thoughts and feelings with someone who shares the loss. B). Maybe he is religious or has news of a long day. Or, perhaps he needs time alone to grieve or think about things. C). These feelings can be complicated, but identifying them can help you place objective blame onto your husband. Can you identify unsupportive feelings for your husband? For example, you might feel badly when you experience a miscarriage but are already thinking about coming out. D). Some women may be temporarily overwhelmed by the loss of their children, so it may help to talk with others who are also with kids. Perhaps you feel embarrassed about having to pick the kids up after an miscarriage.
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A).