What is Katy Huie Harrison’s perspective on the term 'miscarriage'?

Katy Huie Harrison has expressed concerns about the term "miscarriage," as it can imply blame on the mother. She believes the term suggests that the mother "carried badly" or failed in some way, which is often not the case. Katy prefers to use the phrase "pregnancy loss" to describe her own experiences, as it doesn't carry the same connotations of fault. She also advocates for a change in the language used to describe women's reproductive experiences, arguing that terms like "miscarriage," "chemical pregnancy," and "incompetent cervix" are outdated and can cause additional emotional trauma.

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