Jinger Duggar, Jessa Duggar Detail Miscarriages in Rare Sit-Down | E! News
She was like, “I’m so sorry, but there’s not a heartbeat.” The Duggar sisters, Joanna, Ginger, and Jessa are opening up about their pregnancy loss. On the July 9th episode of the Ginger and Jeremy podcast, the siblings reflect on their miscarriage experiences and grief. At probably 6 and 1/2, 7 weeks along, I just announced to the family. We had a big gathering and then it quickly changed because later that night I started having some complications. Joanna and her husband Austin Foresight were expecting a baby girl in 2019. But as she describes during the podcast, she knew at her 20we scan that something was wrong with her pregnancy. She put the Doppler on my belly and like right away like her face just completely sunk and she was like, “I’m so sorry, but there’s not a heartbeat.” And um yeah, just that like shock feeling of what what’s happening. Days after their loss, Joanna and Austin honored their daughter Annabelle with a funeral ceremony. But she says coping with both the physical and emotional trauma of the loss took time. When I’ve talked to other people, I have shared that with them of, hey, it took me six months. I felt like I was in a cloud for six months. Just I I felt like I was in a fog and, you know, it’s it’s postpartum. Her sister Jessa suffered two miscarriages in 2020 and again in 2022. Now currently pregnant with her sixth baby with husband Ben Seawald, she describes her journey through pregnancy loss. It’s hard to allow yourself early on to feel excited when you see that positive pregnancy test because you feel like you’re bracing yourself. You’re like, “This may go how it went last time.” Jessa says despite the feeling of devastation when losing a child, she feels there are positives to having experienced a miscarriage, mainly that it makes her feel more grateful for the children she does have. I took a lot less for granted and I was definitely less I still I still would complain a little bit about pregnancy aches and pains but I would you know I would take a second and be like but I’m but I wouldn’t want it to be any other way. I’m thankful. you’re thankful even for like hard aspects of pregnancy because it’s you’re still your baby’s still there and you’re still pregnant and you’re you’re I feel like it just caused me to be so much more um grateful and to cherish life even more. [Music]
Duggar sisters Jinger, Jessa and Joy-Anna sit down for a rare interview on the ‘Jinger & Jeremy’ podcast detailing each of their journeys through pregnancy loss. Full Story: https://www.eonline.com/news/1419694/jinger-jessa-joy-anna-duggar-detail-pregnancy-loss-in-rare-sit-down
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That was brave of them to share their miscarriage stories because for someone that has went through that they wouldnt talk about it because it hurts too much. Now they know how their mom felt when Michelle miscarried Jubilee and i hate that for all of them. But also Michelle's friend Kelly Bates knows what thats like losing her babies and her children have suffered some miscarriages as well and so i hate it for all women who go through that. I now know 3 people who miscarried and that was my mom, my aunt and one of my friends Andrea who recently lost her little boy. When i found that out i just wanted to cry for her because she deserved her baby boy so bad but God decided to call the baby home and my heart hurts for her so yeah.