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Same

Yeah me too 🥺

yeah ):

😭😭😭

I‘m so sorry to hear that. Heartbreaking. Yes talk with your partner. You will feel better. Cry so much you want. You be loved ❤

@@Anonymous_Private807 ki

It's always the jimin stans 😩

Here to tell you that you’ve got hella likes

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Same

Same I was super shocked 😢

True!!

Ik when I saw how red her eyes and her face had become my heard dropped. Like who can smile through that kind of pain? I hope she gets well soon :)

Tahts right

I felt so awful for her

he nit her husband hes still her bpyfroend their engaged

Wow

​@@Sam_reyes so he's her soon to be husband, he's her fiancé.

​@@Sam_reyes After engagement, you call your partner a fiance. Although sometimes, some social media influencers would keep calling their fiance or husband a "boyfriend" to sound more relatable to a younger and wider set of audience (kinda like that Vietnamese lady who lives with her partner in Germany. They recently got engaged but she admits she prefers to still call him a bf). But yeah... Anyway, officially dating = bf and gf, officially engaged to be married = fiancee and fiance... Might sound unimportant, but in several countries and cities, it matters as far as customs are concerned as well as in legal documents and procedures (like when you're applying for a housing or business loan with your partner and the bank does a background check on your financial stability and all possible legal involvement with one another).

Im so sorry for your loss. If it feels safe to answer this, and pls ignore me if its too painful to answer. Do you wish more contries had a ceremony of some kind for the little ones who leave too soon? Please ignore me if that feels an insensitive questions.

@@BilliesCraftRoom Oh absolutely! My husband and I are lucky enough that where we live (Australia) after 20 weeks any baby born is legally considered a life so as painful as the process was, we legally had to declare her birth (the hospital handled the death thankfully) so we have her birth certificate and she will be listed on the birth certificates of all of our future children. We also had to organise her funeral as well which I won't go into details about of course. It was so beautiful though to see that Japan has ceremonies for miscarriages and early pregnancy loss giving it the respect and weight it deserves. Allowing the family to grieve is so important and I hope one day there isn't a stigma around it.

How many month is that?

@@kittenmimi5326 about 4.5 months

@@Alatrianna There isn't a stigma around it

I know you really mean well, but you should know that _of course_ he was supportive and grieving, that's to be expected (even tho it's not always the case, you don't need to imply it's so surprising he acted as a partner should and is defined to be, as acting that way is how it works, especially since it's something they committed to together in the first place as it was both of their bean); also, it was less of "health choices" and more of something she was advised to do because it was all she could do, she didn't really have a choice and he didn't either, so it only makes sense they're _supportive of eachother._

boyfriends/husbands like that are pretty rare these days. I never witnessed a caring and healthy relationship like that Irl. I hope she treasures him

@@AneXineohp TBH I think you read way too much into that but I hope your comment made you feel better about mine. It certainly did not make me feel good, so feel free to skip reading this because it will be rant-y and I don't want you to have a bad day or anything if it hurts your feelings, especially if you already are having a rough time. But I do wanna be able to vent this out. You're welcome to comment back, but I won't continue. Don't want to do that, but I do feel like there's a bigger, important picture I'd like to illustrate for anyone interested in reading. Of course, if you feel like you need to comment back, then by all means that is your prerogative. Just know that I don't plan on saying anything more than this. So yeah... here's my rant if you feel the need to stop now because it's kinda loaded with some passionate feelings.... The fact you're trying to warp my comment into something it wasn't I don't appreciate. Also, you don't seem to grasp the gravity of this, clearly, because there a lot of women who don't have supportive partners in situations like this (even supportive healthcare and other resources that should be offered can be denied even in situations like this) even when they very much should be given support. But I don't intend to turn someone's journey into a political thing. I did need to say while I agree those things should be standard, they aren't. Also, having an empathic experience after a tragedy is always good to reflect on how you appreciated how you were treated, so there's no reason to just take it for granted when valuing the good stuff and also processing the negative stuff is healthy. I just wanted to say I was glad she was supported and that she's making healthy choices for herself, such as giving herself permission to take breaks, which is "heath stuff", so there's really no need for you to try and minimize any of that. She's doing amazing through this and I love to see that, and I think we can all appreciate how she took time and effort to keep us updated on this very difficult time for her while also being able to highlight what made this process something she could grow from with her partner and everything. These are important things we really should talk about more! Anyway I love this channel so i'm happy she's surrounded by support in such a hard time. While it should be the norm, not everyone gets that, and maybe you don't realize just how meaningful that is but that resonated with me and I just wanted to comment about how I was glad she had these positives in her life. So, no, it's not implying something so backwards like you tried to suggest, and I don't appreciate that at all, and I really hope you don't comment back with anything else because I don't plan on starting an argument especially for something like this. Of course, if you feel so compelled, that's completely your choice. For your reference, I just plan to tell you to have a good day if I say anything back at all. And I hope you do have a good day. And I hope you get this much support in your life too because everyone does deserve that. But yeah, do not appreciate you trying to make my comment into something it wasn't when I was just being positive and appreciating she's got something she deserves. That's my rant. Felt passionate about that one for a lot of reasons... I know it's a novel but seeing someone get support like this...? For a lot of reasons, it means a lot and I wanted to say that I was happy to see that. And I want to be able to feel like I can be happy for someone else (and say that I am) for things that... not everyone actually does get...

@@ms.pirate I love she felt comfortable sharing this. I super appreciate it. More people, especially women, should hear this. They deserve this sort of relationship. Not everyone realizes how real this can be and it's absolutely more than acceptable to expect and want this kind of support from others. Because some people may say "your standards are too high" but really this is healthy and Im just loving she not only has it but appreciates it and she's doing her best to keep moving forward on her journey.

@@AneXineohp Goodness me, they are just appreciating her husband. While it is the bare minimum, the world has fallen since long ago. There are many women who were loved by their husbands but dumped when they have pregnancy/health problems, I believe that's what led OP to thinking that way. You're putting too much thought into their comment.

Yeah, they do. It's called a private deluxe room. They are rooms saved for the VIP and given to patients willing to spend extra for a quiet, comfortable and luxury lounge-like hospital accommodations... For those of us who can't afford that, hospitals will just let us suffer in silence 🤐

Watching this video made me remember about My mom. My mom felt the same as minori. But it was more sad. My mom actually have a twin in her belly. But sadly, it disappeared😭. When i found out about My mom,i was crying every single day. But now i don't cry that much.

Ik it’s so sad ❤😭

😭 this happened to my aunt 😭

It is so sad but I’m such a big fan Temi I love your art and everything. I love how you support other big youtubers like Minori, and comment on their videos as well! You are so kind hearted

bestie... why did u block me everuwhere...

@@andromedaplayz_2344 what do u mean

​@@andromedaplayz_2344 I apologize, but I think you got ghosted and unfriended. I am really sorry that happened.

@@andromedaplayz_2344 sorry i was forced to

@@Areeba530 the drama 😮 who forced you to block them.w

Same, I never saw this woman before but I'm very sad for her loss and hope she can have a healthy baby like she and her partner deserves

That sounds horrible. No one should ever have to go through something like this.

i hate how ur message is so supportive but ur names Tyler Blevins Only Fans 😭

@@RA4TW ikr 😪 hopefully it makes her laugh tho 💕

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@333life that’s not true at all. Miscarriages are rough physically and mentally. They can even kill you or send you to jail, and of course you’re losing the child youve been growing

God has a purpose for everything.. so through this time you must stay strong. Rebekkah, you are so strong 💪 especially when you were just 4.

Same

It's okay to believe not everything has a reason. If we constantly see ourselves as a martyr we are more likely to stay in unhealthy situations because we believe there's a lesson or meaning involved. So it's okay to realize sometimes bad things happen for no reason.

She will be an awesome mother when the time comes :’)

She will be.

Yeah, it's human, only the machine called Society thinks showing our emotions is a flaw.

Always

That is the part that is hurting. She just show happy face😢

Same!!

Having another kid is basically replacing the other one i feel, unless you were gonna have two.

sending thousand health wishes to your baby!

@@wuvumgywgy um what? It isn't replacing at all, it's giving another shot at actually having a baby to hold.

@@wuvumgywgy dont say that, most parents would never dream of replacing their miscarriaged baby. Its still a loss even if they get another chance

@@wuvumgywgy replacing would be forgetting a miscarried baby after having another. Most parents never forget and let their new baby know when theyre older

I was holding it together until the clip in the hospital where she said she would be fine, then nope, in tears.

As someone who has had 10, I learned to simply be joyful and hopeful for the times I had. It's okay to share early, even after heartbreak. It's also okay to not. We all process that loss differently.

@@amandabrito6047 so much love to you

It's not a rule. It's a choice. If she wants to tell everyone she can, if not, she doesn't have to.

@@thenamesallex I’m not saying it’s like a law or anything but it definitely is a common social rule. Of course it’s a choice to abide by it or not.

What a sweet post & offer. Thank you for sharing the Oct 15th info above! I had never heard about that before you shared it here. I'm marking the date on my calendar right now.

For me I should light a BIG candle for so many I lost, but such a beautiful day to remember the happy times or even the memories.... ik how she feels thou, and I wish I can go threw the screen and give her and her sweetheart a huge hug.... and maybe some home made sweets or something, talk to them how I dealt with my first miscarriage, and so on.... but just mostly to hug them to tell them "it's ok.." in person.... my heart is really breaking for them. 💔💔💔

Wish the best for you, you are a really strong person and deserves the best! Also, if someday you want to have a child again but still afraid, try to adopt or (idk if its legal were you live) go for surrogate, so you don't need to pass for all the stress again! Pls keep your mind and body healthy, and don't forget you can aways go for alternative safe ways to have your baby! What really matters is being there for they and for sure in any occasion (even cat/dog mother) you will be an amazing parent!!!

@@BiaRosy Thank you so much for the reply, kind words and support ♥ I've recently had a surgery (only a few weeks ago!) that may help me carry a baby to full term safely, all of my past little ones have been premature, its been a long time fighting with doctors to finally be able to have this surgery so I am hoping for the best from here on out. Im not quite ready to try again just yet, but when the time comes im definitely going to try and stay positive. Otherwise yes, adoption or surrogacy (though not sure how I feel about surogacy yet) is an option ♥

This comment made me cry more then the video, I hope your doing well and just know that you are loved

@@emmajeanjones6552 Thank you so much for the kind words ♥

@@uwuCringe of course

I love how she’s thinking for others and herself at the same time!!! It makes me happy that she is doing steps to move on and have a joyful life!! I mean she said she hopes this video will get to someone who will need it sincerely! She’s a big role model 🤭

Oh hello fellow rainbow child

@@GMisEpicYuh hello there

Oh and to whoever deleted their comment that they wrote, sorry I was just trying to help. That was just what I believe. Before I wrote the “everything happens for a reason, I was going to write “I believe that” but I ended up writing it somewhere else in the comment. So sorry, I was just trying to be helpful. And Minori, if you see this, I’m sorry for you. But, I really do hope that things get better.

I agree that there is no necessity to share all this, but some people who are experiencing this or have experienced this can draw strength from her sharing. I would say that she did a good job of sharing enough. I hope it helps others and inspires people.