"Be a dear and say that to the face of any woman who has had a miscarriage."

I have and I've said it was probably for the best.

Losing a small cluster of cells early on is not a tragedy. Losing a baby that is nearly viable is a tragedy.

Well you're still alive, so thankfully the poor woman you so cluelessly hurt had a modicum of self control over her more violent impulses.

Meanwhile, my neighbours tried everything to conceive and kept having miscarriages.  It ended up destroying their marriage.

Jenifer (Zarknorph) said:

It ended up destroying their marriage.

I doubt that unless your neighbours were totally mad and didn't really love each other. 

OK, I can't discuss empathy with a psychopath.

Do you always insult people when they disagree with you?

It's not that you are disagreeing.  It's that you are heartless.

Jenifer (Zarknorph) said:

"It's that you are heartless."

To lose a perfect baby that was almost viable would be a tragedy. I can sympathise with that.

adwil said:

To lose a perfect baby that was almost viable would be a tragedy. I can sympathise with that.

Have you noticed the people deriding her for not travelling with Harry to England?  Her baby is due in 2 months and they expect her to fly.

I am in no way surprised by the callous stupidity of the British public.

Jenifer (Zarknorph) said:

Have you noticed the people deriding her for not travelling with Harry to England?

No I haven't, but it doesn't surprise me. I think her decision is perfectly sensible. The baby comes first.  Travelling by air after 35 weeks is not recommended.

Of course there will be people who think she's deliberately snubbing the Royal family but I suppose that's inevitable.

At least I got you to admit that some of her criticism comes from a place of pure ignorance.