Peace of mind |
Relief |
‘It made me feel at peace.’ |
4 (22.2) |
Hope |
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‘We took the positive out of it, which is that our baby was completely normally formed, it was only the lungs that were underdeveloped.’ |
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‘It brought me some peace and gave me hope that I still can carry a baby full term.’ |
2 (11.1) |
Normal Blame |
Alleviated feelings of blame |
‘My first question to the professor when he phoned me with the results was if I will be able to fall pregnant again.’ |
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‘I acted normal. I can’t remember the results anymore.’ |
2 (11.1) |
‘I was blaming myself throughout the first few weeks, but the autopsy really just explained to me what really happened, things that weren’t spoken to me when I left the hospital.’ |
5 (27.8) |
Anger |
Towards partner |
‘I blamed myself but now I feel more at peace.’ |
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‘They told me I had an infection and my baby passed away from this. I was very angry towards my partner.’ |
1 (5.6) |
Unable to comprehend |
Struggling to understand |
‘I didn’t understand the results so well.’ |
1 (5.6) |
No results yet |
Non-acknowledgement of feelings |
‘I haven’t received any written results yet and feel it is my right to have these results.’ |
3 (16.7) |