At least we know we are not alone: Millennials speaking out about miscarriage

Ms Ravinder Kaur with husband Jasbindar, older daughter, Kesha, and baby Alesha. PHOTO: RAVINDER KAUR
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SINGAPORE - Two days after Ms Ravinder Kaur, 35, had a miscarriage in 2018, her grandmother died.

That compounded her grief, recalls the pre-school teacher, who had been six weeks pregnant with her second child. "I didn't know what I was crying for," she recalls.

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