Hello. I want to share my story because, when I searched for something similar online or on forums, I couldn't find anything comparable. If I did find something related to my situation, it was often very frightening. Maybe my story will help someone. I'm not complaining; I genuinely want to share. In 2015, my husband and I decided to have a child, but we faced failure, and I had a miscarriage, which was managed with a vacuum procedure. In 2017, we tried again, and experienced another miscarriage, again with a vacuum. We underwent full examinations, and everything was fine both genetically and health-wise. In 2018, I became pregnant, and in 2019, I gave birth to a daughter. The pregnancy was complicated, with toxicosis, and I spent about a week at home and two weeks in the hospital. Our daughter was born premature, weighing 1750 grams, but thankfully, she was healthy. Later, we decided to have a second child, but nothing worked. Then, finally, I became pregnant again, and yet another miscarriage occurred... The doctor recommended a medical abortion. I read online about how it is done and saw it firsthand. People said it was more painful than childbirth, with frequent bleeding, etc. On September 7th, I was admitted to the hospital. At noon, I was given one tablet of mifepristone (to detach the embryo from the uterus). I started feeling stronger menstrual-like cramps and some dull pain in my lower back. Around 6 pm, I began to bleed. On September 8th, at 6:00 am, I was given two tablets of misoprostol under the tongue, and the cramps resumed. At noon, I took one more tablet, experiencing pain-free pulling sensations and some dull pain in my lower back and inside my pelvis. At 6 pm, I took another tablet, and around 8:30 pm, I noticed the fetal sac on the pad. I didn't understand how it came out; I found it when I went to the toilet. On September 9th, around 1:30 pm, I also found chorionic tissue. I'm sharing this in case someone else finds themselves in a similar situation. Don't be too frightened by the pain; everyone's body reacts differently. Some find it very painful, while others, like me, experienced it as similar to menstrual cramps. I couldn't find any stories online where someone had a normal, uncomplicated process; most stories end in tragedy at any stage. According to ultrasound, my pregnancy was in a frozen state at 11 weeks and 2 days. And no, I did not have a miscarriage in the traditional sense; there were no detachments according to two different ultrasounds.