On Twitter she's receiving a lot of supportive comments and thanks from people who've gone through the same thing but feel it isn't talked about enough in public. That it's hushed up, and parents who've had a miscarriage or lost a baby, feel like they're discouraged from talking about it, and it leads to their sense of isolation.

Sometimes when a celebrity puts it out, raw and straightforward (she posted a picture of herself crying in the hospital), it helps to open up a conversation. Not everyone can do that, or should, but for the people who have the platform and the inclination, it can help reduce the stigma and help others feel less alone.