In a powerful essay, Meghan McCain shared her 'distressingly common' experience of having a miscarriage

Meghan McCain attends 11th Annual IAVA Heroes Gala at Cipriani 42nd Street on November 9, 2017 in New York City John Lamparski/Getty Images.

In an essay for the New York Times, Meghan McCain said she recently had a miscarriage.
She said she learned of her miscarriage during a photoshoot promoting "The View."
"I missed a few days of work. It wasn't many, but given the job I have, it was enough to spark gossip about why I would be away from 'The View.' This was not supposed to be public knowledge," she wrote. "I have had my share of public grief and public joy."
Now, McCain said she is speaking out because a "miscarriage carries so much cultural taboo" even though it's "distressingly common."
Also in her essay, she discussed anticipating motherhood and mourning her child as well as her father, John McCain.
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In an essay published in the New York Times, Meghan McCain said she recently had a miscarriage. She said learned of it "a few weeks ago," while on the set of a magazine photoshoot highlighting the cast of "The View."

"I look back at those pictures now, and I see a woman hiding her shock and sorrow. I am posed for the camera, looking stern and strong, representing my fellow conservative women across the country," she wrote. "But inside, I am dying. Inside, my baby is dying."

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