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When a woman experiences a miscarriage

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The emotional impact of a miscarriage can be devastating, but women aren’t often given enough space or support to deal with it. — dpa

A woman looks expectantly at an ultrasound screen, but the foetus doesn’t have a heartbeat any more.

Mere seconds often lie between joyful anticipation and utter despair when a would-be mum learns that she’s miscarried.

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