Rh- Sharon Stone had 9 miscarriages… and “nobody had any answers”

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1. Rachel March 26, 2023 Reply

   Nine?!? Sometimes it’s best not force Mother Nature because there’s a genetic issue and maybe those babies wouldnt have thrived or had been born with diseases. I think of it in terms of how wildlife deals with these things. Stone is now raising 3 boys with no father. Lots of strike outs.

   The other thing is it’s Hollyweird after all. A lot of movie stars adopt for some reason. It goes back even into the 40’s and 50’s Joan Crawford, June Allyson to name a few to the present Angelina Jolie, Sandra Bullock, Madonna, the list goes in. Very suspicious.

2. Fran March 26, 2023 Reply

   I’m O- married to an O+. I didn’t know either but someone did and with my first pregnancy they said you and your husband have an incabatability with your blood so you need this RhoGam shot. I said ok. I didn’t know anything about it. I didn’t know what type I was either and there was no other explanation. I didn’t know of any questions to ask. All was well with three pregnancies and births. However on the fourth I waited before going to see a doctor since I didn’t have any other previous problems. That RhoGam shot had to be given in the first and last trimester. At three months I miscarried. The antibodies, I had from the first pregnancy and without the RhoGam shot, killed that fetus like it was a virus. I didn’t learn that till 2018 and I’m almost 70 because the medical community didn’t tell me the rest of the story. On a side note this sort of occurrence does not happen with positive blood type women nor does it happen anywhere in the animal kingdom.

3. Debbie March 26, 2023 Reply

   I’ve never heard Sharon Stone’s complete story, but I wonder if any of her doctor’s had told her that she would need a RhoGam booster after each miscarriage loss. The booster would more than likely have supported the next pregnancy. And with all her subsequent miscarriages she would have had to take the booster to possibly prevent miscarriage of her next pregnancy. I am Rh 0 Neg myself and I had to take the RhoGam shot immediately following the birth of each of my healthy 0 Positive babies. I had one miscarriage at 5 1/2 months and my doctor send my female baby to Atlanta to get an “autopsy” to see if she any abnormalities and etc. The “autopsy” showed that she was a perfectly healthy female baby. Long story short is that the doctor’s obgyn clinic that I had used during her pregnancy failed to give me any RhoGam booster at the beginning of my pregnancy and during my pregnancy which the Atlanta test proved that is why she died while I was still carrying her. My Rh Neg body was literally fighting to get rid of her because she was Rh Positive and with no previous RhoGam booster in my body , it was literally a hostile war zone going on in there. And yes, these babies are fighting hard to survive in our womb while our Rh Neg body is trying to destroy the baby. Afterwards, my sister took me too her doctor who specialized in these type of pregnancy issues and he was able to explain the whole entire thing to me after looking at my obgyn medical records from the previous doctor and the Atlanta “autopsy” results. This specialty doctor was so nice and he had his nurse give me a RhoGam booster that very day and told me to go and have another baby. I had another healthy baby the next year. These RhoGam shots are so very important. And if you or anyone you know has a miscarriage either at home or at the hospital and wants to have other healthy babies, I would highly recommend they talk with their obgyn doctor and see if they should get the RhoGam booster to prevent another miscarriage.

• Laurie March 26, 2023 Reply

  I was under the impression that a rhogam shot has to be given within 72 hours of a birth or miscarriage or else it’s ineffective. That is what I was told with my pregnancies.
  Also does she say her husband is rh positive? Because if he is negative then it would be another issue entirely.

4. Victor Lawson March 27, 2023 Reply

   I find this a little bizarre. I was born in 1945 to RH A– parents and my mother had 4 more children after me and all before Rhogam was around. When my mother married for the second time her husband was RH A+. She got pregnant some 21 years after I was born. My mother didn’t get the Rhogam shot because she told the doctors she had 5 previous children without any problems but nobody was asking how many times she had been married? My little brother nearly died and had to have all his blood replaced. He had some health issues when he was very young but is ok now 50 some years later. What I don’t understand is even during the 1st pregnancy for Sharon Stone it seems like her doctor would have talked to her about having the Rhogam shot. I find it hard to believe she had 8 more pregnancies after the first miscarriage and it never came up. My oldest daughter is A– and her husband is B– and all 3 of her children are AB– and the doctor insisted she have the Rhogam shots and boosters every time when it shouldn’t have been required in her case. Like I said, Stone’s entire situation is bizarre.

• Ann-sofie April 22, 2023 Reply

  Hi! One question: did your A- daughter have that Rhogam shots at all her pregancies? To give a woman with Rh- blood an anti-D injection to prevent miscarriage is not alright I think – it might in the end extinct Rh negativ people. But two parents with Rh – can´t be in the need of any injections. So my interest is- did she get any? And I also find it a bit curious that it might be the Rh – that creates AB blooders?!
  God bless //Ann-sofie Forsman

5. Ann-sofie April 22, 2023 Reply

   Oh and I forgot to add: Biblically Noah prefered his son Shem who was most like himself, maybe in his ways rather than looks. But Noah also blessed Japhet but not Ham, since Ham did something close to sexually perverted that made Noah loose his respect for Ham. When healthcare explain how bloodtypes are beeing inherited by children from parents they miss the fact that when Rh factor is beeing talked about, there is ofcourse important if the parents contain of one Rh- one Rh+- WHO among the parents are Rh-. They explain that Rh+ is more dominant. It is not. It might be more common but not more dominant. Two Rh+ can have Rh- kids but not two Rh- they will never have a Rh+ kid. But another interesting thing is that whenever AB bloodtype is present in a couple – they never have an O kid.
   // God bless!

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