[Faline]

Late miscarriage is a pregnancy loss between 14 and 23 weeks under UK definitions. In the UK, miscarriage means the loss of a pregnancy before 24 weeks. In the United States, miscarriage is usually defined as a loss before 20 weeks, while stillbirth means a loss at or after 20 weeks.

The boundary between miscarriage and stillbirth therefore differs by country. A loss at 20 to 23 weeks classified as a late miscarriage in the UK would be classified as an early stillbirth in the United States.

[Susan]

my mum went through this before i was born, my dad had a breakdown over it. Terrible

[kellyhound]

soo many sad cases involving newborns and abortions there

[Viking64]

[Sharon]

The bottom picture looks wrong

What a terrible loss for the mum-to-be

[Faline]

Originally Posted by Sharon. ↗

The bottom picture looks wrong

What a terrible loss for the mum-to-be

I agree. I'd have wrapped my baby in a blanket or something too not just discarded in a bag.

[Spiffyfable]

Upsetting, we would cremate that with No cost to the family

[Karma]

That is heartbreaking! Poor woman. I have the greatest respect and admiration for women who have miscarriages that go on to try again and have healthy babies! I was lucky and had 2 healthy babies. I have no idea how I would've coped if I had had a late miscarriage like that. I suppose you get over it, or move on, but the picture of it would stay in your head forever.

[elizajane]

Aw shame, all those stretch marks for nothing...

[Shakey]

Would you really want to be born into this world today anyways