Kylie kails In an emotional conversation on his podcast, he has opened about his abortion.
In July 2024, wife Retired NFL Players Jason Kails Talked about an abortion She was now six before the birth of her first daughter, Wet. In Thursday’s episode Not a lie Podcast, she moved into more detail in honor of October Pregnancy and infant loss awareness month,
“I wanted to share some more details because when I experienced my abortion, I felt as if a herd of people came forward to support me and offer encouragement or love words. So he said that he was also harmed,” he told his podcast audience. “It is interesting how sometimes it makes you experience a loss to open people about themselves.”
Kylie -who shared with daughters Elliot, 4, Bennett, 2, and Finn, 6 months, also started to develop her family, saying that she saw her first positive pregnancy test in August 2018.
He and Jason started telling their families that they were expecting after the appointment of a six -week doctor, seeing that he was “aware of the rate at which people lose pregnancy.”
“We surprised Jason’s mother and father with a video. We surprised Jason’s aunt and his grandmother as well. When we were in Cleveland, we surprised. Travis [Kelce] With Little Baby Boots, “Kylie continued.” All these interactions were recorded for memory purposes. I think the idea was like the process, ‘Yes, perhaps one day we will clip them together and share them. ,
She started tearing again, saying that she learned on her 12 weeks appointment She got abortion,
“It felt as if everything went slow. And they could not find the child on Doppler,” she said. “I remember, ‘Oh, not heartbeat. You did not find one because there is not one.” He estimated that the development of the child had stopped growing, I am confident, it was nine and 10 weeks.
That day was especially difficult because it was Jason’s birthday, and Kylie tried to avoid telling him the news, but he eventually did.
Due to the disadvantage of pregnancy, Kylie said that she took her future pregnancy more seriously, not telling loved ones that she was not 16–20 weeks.
“I am almost every week almost every week, what was the possibility of percentage that a child could survive, which really feels dark. I really did for fin,” he said, reference Her youngest daughter,
Despite having four children, Kylie said that the experience “still hurts” and “never leaves you.”
“It is scared and stays with you in this way that is only yours. Whether you have six weeks or 13 weeks or whenever loss, this loss is real,” he said. “I think it is important to have the people around you who understand what you are doing and what you are struggling and what you are feeling and feeling. And I think it’s really important to communicate with your doctors.”
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