Under The Oak Tree Maxi Miscarriage Novels & Stories

He stuttered, "W-What are you talking about? H-How could I know? Wasn't it just an accident? I know you blamed me for not being there with you at the time…" "You didn't know?" I cut him off sharply and played a video. Onscreen was a covert conversation between him and my doctor, recorded in a secluded corner. "This medicine works quickly. If taken a few hours in advance, it will induce a miscarriage. If taken for more than three months, it may cause permanent infertility." The doctor added, "However, Ms. Kidman's pregnancy is already unstable. You might not even need…" "That won't be necessary, Dr. Shaw. The money has been wired to your account. Just keep your mouth shut."

Max and I have been married for a little over five years now. We have two sons who are Irish Twins because they are born less than twelve months apart. After my miscarriage, I was so devastated. Thankfully, I had an amazing support system that came around me. I was so angry at myself because I was focused on getting pregnant because that’s where I thought my issues lied. I was wrong, but thankfully with my mom on top of everything we quickly resolved the issue. When I got pregnant a couple months later with Misha, I was a wreck of emotions from happy to full on anxiety of losing the pregnancy.

And now… what was this? “That’s… how’s that even possible, doctor?” Daisy whispered, her voice barely audible. “They… they told me I had a miscarriage. They told me I lost the baby. So make me understand how this is possible.” The doctor’s eyes were filled with so much sympathy. “Miss Daisy, I am so, so sorry. There was a mistake with the first report. The doctor who treated you… he should have been more careful. He should have run more tests. The bleeding you experienced… it was a false alarm. It was likely a result of all the stress and trauma you went through. Your body was in shock. But the baby survived.”

Action was better than thought right now, better than drowning in what-ifs and grief. "The miscarriage will continue for a few more hours, possibly into tonight," Eleanor explained, moving to her herb shelves. "You'll have cramping and bleeding. I'm going to give you herbs that will help manage the pain and ensure everything passes completely. You need to rest, drink plenty of water, and watch for any signs of excessive bleeding or fever."

Her hand instinctively moves to her stomach, only to find it void. “How’s my baby?” she asks, her throat dry, her voice breaking under the weight of her question. The doctor standing beside her looks sad. He hesitates before speaking. “I’m so sorry, Mrs. King. We couldn’t save the baby. It’s a miracle you survived the blood loss.” Sienna’s chest heaving as the reality sinks in. “No, no, no. That’s not—no, my baby…” The doctor’s voice is steady but filled with sympathy. “We found traces of a corrosive substance in your system. It caused significant damage, which led to the miscarriage.”

"But for the love of God, you're 27! Sit still!" Eventually, we pulled up in front of the Triton Megestanis house. Max raced out the car whilst it was practically still moving whilst I slowly hobbled out with the help of Leo. My stomach was still sore from the stab and I wasn't exactly feeling strong after my miscarriage either. Before Max could get anywhere near the front door of his old home, it opened and out ran a young, teenaged brunette. "Max!" she cried running towards him and throwing herself into his arms. "You're home, you're home, you're home," she sobbed as he lifted her off the ground and hugged her so tightly.

Douglas and Derrick excused us. "Kaden, Kol, sit please." Kat asks softly, patting the sofa on which she is sat comfortably. I nervously head over and sit on Kat's left hand side, while Kaden sits on her right. "Right. We need to talk. "About what?" Kaden asks impatiently. Kat bent her head facing downwards and then back up. She stares at him and then at me before finally speaking " I had a miscarriage yet again. The baby is gone!"

"He's crying," Kai said flatly, eyes fixed on nothing. "Obviously. He just lost his kid." "There's actually something you both need to hear before this goes further," Jimmy said, glancing between them, clearly dreading it. "Doc who examined him, she flagged the tissue. Said the miscarriage pattern doesn't match blunt trauma. Said it looks more like something chemical triggered it. Something already in his system before tonight." The room went silent. Kai's head turned slowly toward Alex. "What does that mean?"

He grabbed the doctor by the collar and roared, “What do you mean? Explain to me what’s going on!” “Didn’t I just tell you?” The doctor looked at him questioningly and explained, “The patient is pregnant, and she consumed some herbal medication that might cause a miscarriage. Isn’t that abortion by herbal medication?” When the doctor saw how shocked Hunter, Nathan, and Eva looked, he frowned. “If you had no idea about this, could the patient have accidentally consumed it? Unfortunately, it was a huge amount, and the baby can’t be saved.” After that, he pulled away from Hunter’s grip and quickly returned to the emergency room to save Lucy.

Douglas and Derrick excused us. "Kaden, Kol, sit please." Kat asks softly, patting the sofa on which she is sat comfortably. I nervously head over and sit on Kat's left hand side, while Kaden sits on her right. "Right. We need to talk. "About what?" Kaden asks impatiently. Kat bent her head facing downwards and then back up. She stares at him and then at me before finally speaking " I had a miscarriage yet again. The baby is gone!"