Oct. 28, 2020 — Chrissy Teigen has written an emotional article for Medium in which she discusses the miscarriage she had recently, describing her feelings as “total and full despair.”
Teigen and John Legend originally broke the news of the loss of their unborn son, Jack, in late September. An Instagram post by the model and cookbook author read, “We are startled and in the kind of profound anguish you only hear about, the kind of pain we’ve never felt before.” “Jack put in a lot of effort to become a member of our nuclear family, and he always will be.”
A month later, Teigen discusses the loss of her son and its impact on her family. The letter “feels proper, to begin with, a thank you,” she writes. We’ve all read the notes that have been pouring in with our eyes watering. I’ve spent all day responding to social media comments from total strangers, most of which begin with “you probably won’t read this, but…” Yes, I did that, I promise you.
According to Teigen, she was told the baby wouldn’t make it when she was 20 weeks along in her pregnancy. She had been diagnosed with a placenta abruption and was on bed rest in the hopes that it would mend. “I always had issues with my placenta,” she says. Because Miles’s stomach wasn’t getting enough nourishment from my placenta, I had to birth him a month early. This, though, was my first true abruption.
When the placenta separates from the uterine wall before birth, it is called an abruption. It can lead to significant bleeding in the mother and could prevent her from delivering oxygen and nutrition to her baby.
When Teigen didn’t feel like herself for more than a month, she realized something was wrong. Apparently, she experienced increasing bleeding and a questionable scan. “My doctor confirmed what I already knew after a couple of nights in the hospital: it was time to say goodbye. It was clear he couldn’t make it through this, and if it continued, I might not, either.
She describes in detail the agonizing pain she felt as she prepared to say goodbye to her kid for the last time. She adds, “I cried a little at first, then plunged into full-blown spasms of snot and tears, my breath not able to catch up with my own extremely deep anguish.” “The first image you saw was of someone putting a mask over my mouth and nose to keep me from breathing in the oxygen. Total and utter despair.
After addressing the criticism she received for posting images of her family with Jack after the miscarriage, Teigen brushes it aside. How little it bothers me that you dislike the images, she adds, “words fail me.” The photographer says, “I lived it, I chose to do it, and more than anything, these photographs aren’t for anyone but the people who have lived this or are inquisitive enough to wonder what something like this is like.”
When a pregnancy ends before the 20th week, it is considered a miscarriage.
According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, miscarriage is the leading cause of pregnancy loss, occurring in an estimated 26 percent of pregnancies.
Teigen says she wants more women to talk about their grief in the future and that when they do, they should be treated with compassion. If you see someone crying or otherwise emotionally baring their soul, please be sympathetic. Be generally nice since certain people just won’t give you any good vibes.
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