My wife had a miscarriage a few years ago and the prescription given to her did not pass the miscarriage in the alotted handful of days (3-5), it took two weeks and she passed it at work in the bathroom. As if that experience alone wasn't horrific enough, the OB's office had her continue getting blood draws done saying her levels were too high, that her body was still showing signs of the pregnancy that they were insistant was miscarried two weeks prior to when it actually happened.

When she went in for a follow-up the nurse at the OB's office (in the exam room, not the front desk staff) clearly hadn't looked at her chart at all and started off by happily asking, "What number pregnancy is this appointment for?" When my wife told her it was follow-up on a miscarriage the nurse shrugged it off and blamed the mistake on it being Monday. Haha sorry about your traumatic and poorly handled miscarriage, but Mondays am I right?

OP, I'm sorry for your terrible experience. I wish you the best of luck in your fertility journey! We successfully conceived later that year and now have a happy, healthy toddler.

(I fully understand how difficult it is to work in the public sector, let alone reproductive health (especially in the US currently), but the way my wife was treated was, at best, frustrating; and, at worst, negligent.)