Miscarriages are natures way of stopping non-viable embryos from bring born. Megan is nearly 40 at this age it's harder to get pregnant, the risk of birth defects is higher, she must know this. She is very lucky to have a healthy baby boy.
Not the fact that a person with influence and wealth has experienced the exact same thing that people who are in lockdown/recession/Covid hit Brighton, but has the benefit of a platform and an audience to raise awareness of it, to those that may not have much understanding of it?
Does that mean that only people from certain backgrounds are allowed to discuss this and raise awareness of it? Will the media give two shits about someone in Crawley who has been through it, or someone in the public eye that can get people talking about it?
I'm struggling to see why anyone would see this as a bad thing, unless there's some weird, unnecessary prejudice attached to it
