A few weeks ago my wife had a miscarriage, and I felt like sharing the details of the experience

I don't know what's the worst part - to go through the miscarriage or to read and watch videos beforehand what you are about to go through.<br><br>During my wife's first days of miscarrying I couldn't help but check if she has done everything right, and now I see myself in the rabbit hole of a theory that the miscarriages aren't "accidents" or a product of nature, but a result of the immunization that our governments have been pushing. <br><br>We're mid 30s and we've been trying to conceive for more than a year, and we were expecting a healthy baby. She got her first two doses now 2-3 years ago, and recently she got the booster. Now what bothers me is when she got the booster she was ovulating, and the next month she was still ovulating and she got pregnant. Everything was fine for the first 3 months, and in others for the first 3 months she had cramps, nausea, but I guess it was to be expected and she felt fine. After the 3 months have passed, she started to feel bad - the cramps, the nausea, the bleeding...and she miscarried. It was hell to go through, and I felt like I was helpless. <br><br>I pray to God that all this was just a coincidence and not a part of a conspiracy, because I'm not sure if I can ever get over that, but my gut and my heart keep telling me that my wife suffered that horrific experience due to the vaccines that she took. <br><br><br><br>After posting my story, I've seen a lot of people saying that my wife probably suffered a spontaneous abortion, that she has been out of her childbearing years, etc, which I appreciate and I am sorry to have triggered you, but I am not buying any of these explanations. I am a simple guy, and I don't see why I wouldn't believe my gut orthodox instincts. I will probably never get over this, but that doesn't mean that I won't get closure. I will always cherish the happiest 4 months of my life, and the loss that we have experienced won't change that. The loss will now be an unfortunate chapter of what me and my wife have been through, and it will make our love stronger, and our lives richer.