Duchess Megana shares her pain, discovering that she has had a miscarriage

She says she changed her native Archia’s diapers in her Los Angeles home when she was in pain on the floor.

“I knew I had lost my child. A few hours later, I was already in bed in the hospital, holding my husband’s hand. I kissed his wrists, which were wet from both our tears,” Megana says. She asked Harry at the time if he was all right, because it seemed like the only way to start healing her husband’s broken heart.

“Losing a child is unbearable sadness. Many people experience it, but only a few talk about it,” Megana continues.

Duchess Megana with her son on his 1st birthday

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The couple has realized that at least a tenth of women have experienced miscarriage. “Nevertheless, this theme is still taboo because it represents shame and sadness.”

Megan says that those women who bravely share these stories give others the strength to talk about it.

The path to healing, she says, begins with a simple talk about how a person feels and whether he is all right. This applies not only to miscarriages, but also to other cases, such as the loss of a loved one. “Will we be fine? Will.”

Megan and Prince Harry are parents to their son Archie. He was born on the morning of May 6, 2019 at 5.26 AM British time. At the time, Prince Harry himself announced the son’s birth on the social network Instagram.