More sharing, there used to be huge stigmas around it, and there still is to a degree. A lot of people get uncomfortable when you talk about your experience, they don't know how what to say or how to act etc so a lot of people just stay quiet. I think also the fact that like many things it's always been seen as the "fault" of the woman, when in actuality new research is pointing more to sperm as the cause of many miscarriages.

Infertility and miscarriages are skyrocketing 😒 literally everyone I know that's in child bearing years and ttc: has had at least one miscarriage. None for me yet.

No they aren’t becoming more common it’s just that the stigma is very slowly being removed and we no longer have to feel ashamed.

It was easier to talk about after the fact. I didn't talk about it much when I was enduring it

Even before I had miscarriages I was aware of many women in my life who had had them. My niece (23) had 3 before she had her son; I’m 37 and had one at 27, had my daughter at 31, had a miscarriage at 33 and at 35. My mother in-law has 4 kids and had miscarriages. My sister-in-law (43) had 3 kids starting at age 19 and still had a couple miscarriages too.

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Also it’s important to remember that pregnancy tests are more accurate in early pregnancy now. Historically, early miscarriages could have gone undetected much more easily. There’s so many factors to this and I think it’s unfair that people speculate that miscarriage and infertility are more common now. Women definitely talk more openly about their experiences though, which I am so thankful for!

In this instance, it is definitely being shared more. I had no idea anyone in my family had miscarried until I did. Then I learned everyone had at least 1. I couldn't believe it hadn't been shared.

Sharing more.