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And yes, you are right — it happens in 50% of pregnancies, if not even more. Had you not been tracking so closely from the start, you would not have even known — 40 years ago, nobody knew about these very early miscarriages. When you think about it, the whole thing is such a complicated process (as you say in your next post, all that data to read through on a microscopic level!), and there is all that sorting and parsing and furious dividing going on that we take for granted. It makes complete logical sense for it to go wrong at least half the time (I’ve read that it actually goes wrong *most* of the time, but that early we still don’t know about it because it’s before the first ultrasound, sometimes before the pregnancy test, before, even, the missed period). And if it does go wrong — if there is a chromosomal abnormality — then how amazing that our bodies know just what to do with that, too, at least most of the time.

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