Maybe it is her way of dealing with it. When I first told her I was pregnant and that I'd probably miscarry (because my hcgs weren't doubling fast enough) she acted sort of like she expected the worst and apologized for it and said that was her way of keeping from being too disappointed. Then she was really sweet right after the miscarriage to me. But now I'm thinking, maybe it is too painful for her and she doesn't want to talk about it anymore. It was her first grandchild.
I'll probably try to slip it into the conversation somehow and let her know that it isn't something I will ever "get over" or forget about and that it really helps me to talk about it. I may even say something about the whole "your doctor isn't telling you the right thing" issue. But that's only if I can think of a way to say something without getting mad about it.
My mom was telling me everything was different "back in the day". You didn't even say the word pregnant, you were "expecting" or "P.G.". I dunno if that's the issue with my MIL though because they want to know everything that goes on with us...she was disappointed that we didn't tell them immediately when we found out I was pregnant. She's big into wanting the whole family to know everyone's business....
And yet what good has it done for me for everyone to know? Her sister emailed me but it was only to caution me about TTC. She didn't offer to be there for me if I needed to talk and basically insinuated that it was a private grief that Dh and I would have to get through. Dh also has a cousin who has had several miscarriages and we have not heard a word from her.
It's weird, because you would think they would understand.
Anyway, thanks for offering your advice and sympathy ladies. And for listening to me vent.