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This document discusses coping with miscarriage and how it affects both women and their partners. It notes that women and men tend to use different coping strategies when dealing with miscarriage or stillbirth, with women more likely to seek spiritual support or blame themselves, and men more likely to worry or ignore the situation. The document also examines factors like support from family, friends, and medical personnel that can help or hinder the coping process. Finally, it suggests that having a solid method for recovering from miscarriage could help people heal faster.
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