Meghan Markle: miscarriage for the Duchess of Sussex
Abortion for Meghan Markle. Harry's wife tells the New York Times about the tragic event. An editorial entirely dedicated to her
An unexpected news, which we never wanted to know. Instead, the Duchess Meghan Markle, wife of Prince Harry, wanted to tell her tragic story with an editorial in the New York Times. "As I held my first child I knew I was losing my second child." The 38-year-old wrote. The woman speaks openly about this bad experience that should never happen to anyone and in her words she contains the details of what still seems to be a taboo for many people.
Meghan Markle: the story of her abortion
The editorial of the Duchess is intended to be a message aimed at all those women who still cannot accept what unfortunately happens very often: spontaneous abortion. And so she tells herself with an open heart, without being afraid of being judged: “After changing her diaper, I felt a strong cramp. I let myself fall to the ground with him in my arms - he explained - humming a lullaby to keep us calm, the cheerful melody in stark contrast to the feeling that something was wrong ”. The woman states: "Losing a child means carrying with you an almost unbearable pain, experienced by many but which few talk about". And then he underlines: "In the pain of our loss, my husband and I discovered that in a room of 100 women - he continues - 10 to 20 would suffer from miscarriage".
"Yet despite the bewildering commonality of this pain, the conversation remains taboo, full of (unwarranted) shame." Meghan concludes.
