Yes, talk about it. I’ve had two and I thought no one had miscarried and no one had two and when I talk about it, so many women say it happened to them too. I don’t know why we treat it as if it’s shameful.

So sorry for your loss. Hugs from an internet stranger.

My favorite pun-based sign from Oakland:

So, so much love and hugs your way. We have a rainbow baby-now five years old-and lost our second son in a second trimester miscarriage this past summer. I’m not going to lie to you, it never completely stops hitting you. But a couple of things I’ve done have helped a bit-feel free to disregard if you don’t want to…

Condolences for your loss. Know that someone is thinking of you and wishing you well.

Showing my wife right this second. Such a thing of beauty. (The sign and my wife. Natch.)

I’m sorry for your loss. People are thinking about and caring for you. Get some rest and good feelings.

Kinda like:

Miscarriages are tough. I know. I’ve had several. My prayers are with you. You will get through this. It won’t be overnight. But you’ll get stronger everyday. Hugs.

I’m so sorry. I had one last year and it hurt like hell, physically and psychologically.

I’m so sorry for everything you’re going through. Thanks for sharing and a billion internet hugs

In a similar vein, a woman who isn’t a Muslim and whose family isn’t Muslim, but who believes that “Injustice to anyone is injustice to everyone”:

*hugs.

We saw maybe one spelling mistake in the whole D.C. March. AND there was a perfectly lettered sign that said “make America great again for whom?” I really got very excited about that “whom”

I’m so sorry. I’ve had a few miscarriages but now have two great kids. It can happen. Nothing anyone can say will really make it better, but time does heal. God bless.

so sorry for your loss xx

This one just made me cry.

DC’s best sign:

Saw this on Instagram: