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Rebecca Adlington reveals she's learnt to talk about her late daughter Harper without 'bursting into tears' after her heartbreaking miscarriage
Rebecca Adlington has revealed that she's learnt to talk about her late daughter Harper without 'bursting into tears' as she opened up about her heartbreaking miscarriage.
Detailing how her family keep Harper's memory alive and have began to heal from their pain over time, Rebecca shared: 'Her ashes are now in the house, we talk about her. However, a small number of women who have long cycles and irregular periods may suffer recurrent miscarriages because the lining of the uterus is too thin, making implantation difficult. While this can be treated by a special stitch in the cervix, trials suggest it is not particularly successful, although it may delay labour by a few weeks.Gene and chromosomal abnormalities, which can be detected by blood tests, may also cause recurrent miscarriages in a small number of couples.
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