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Stop and think about this—really think. By suggesting that women stay mum during these preliminary weeks and in the Ok See You Kim’s Convenience Shirt in other words I will buy this event of an early miscarriage, we essentially remove from the conversation—and in so doing, stigmatize—any woman who doesn’t experience multiple trimesters of pregnancy. It implies that you probably won’t want to or shouldn’t share news of a miscarriage, so you shouldn’t say anything until the risk of that happening is lower.