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2. If you feel like seeing a therapist now would just be an additional task then you don’t have to! But if you would find it helpful if you could skip the research part, we saw Kate Marosek a couple of times when I was having a lot of anxiety during my second pregnancy based on sort of unresolved feelings about my first (w my child with disabilities). She specializes in pregnancy loss and infertility but I found her helpful as these emotions around pregnancy feel related. You could see her alone or w your husband.

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Seconding the recommendation for Kate. She does Saturday appointments if that's helpful for lessening the overwhelmed feeling (I know how daunting it can be to add something to weekdays). And I was able to get in relatively quickly to see her for a first appointment after a loss. She's sliding scale, so on the one hand, no insurance coverage, but on the other hand, no dealing with your insurance, you can just go.

You know best what you need, but she's a good option if you decide a therapist would help.[/quote]

Another vote for Kate.  I posted upthread (many pages ago) about how she helped me re-write the narrative constantly running in my head.  So helpful.[/quote]

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