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It took me 10 years to talk about losing my baby. Here's why I'm sharing my story now

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“It took me 10 years to talk about losing my baby. Here's why I'm sharing my story now”

Ten years ago, I gave birth to my first child about 20 weeks too early and the baby couldn’t survive. I had a normal pregnancy for the initial months – I was out and about (I can recall clocking in more than 8,000 steps at Gitex ), I had an extreme sensitivity to the smell of pizza and all seemed fine during check-ups. In the fifth month of pregnancy, I suddenly began experiencing what I later learnt were contractions. I was rushed to hospital that night, where doctors told me to prepare for…

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