6/21/2023 0 Comments Mariel rodriguez lost twins![]() ![]() And then Robin took me out of the country and he reassured me that the world would be okay even if it was just the two of us. I was about to go dark, I was bitter, I was not in a good place. So iyon talaga, nag breakdown na ako doon (So on that, I really was breaking down) Tito Boy. Or if ever one is gone, one will remain.) I had one with a heartbeat Tito Boy. Or kung may mawawala man, may isa among matitira.’ (I said ‘wow, because I had a miscarriage, I guess this is God’s new gift. Sabi ko ‘wow, siguro dahil nagka-miscarriage ako, kaya pinalitan ni God.’ Ito na iyon. “This one was even more because I had multiple pregnancies…it was either twins versus triplets. (photo was taken in Austria September 19-22)Ī photo posted by mariel padilla on at 8:29am PST i love you thank you for being the best husband. ![]() Happy happy birthday babe i just want you to be happy. “ Sobra niya akong inalagaan (He really took care of me) most especially the second time it happened,” she said referring to the second miscarriage in August. (I may not be lucky when it comes to having a child, but I’m lucky to have a supportive husband.) “ Hindi ako sinuwerte na magkaroon ng anak ngayon pero sobra akong suwerte sa asawa,” Mariel said as she became emotional. Mariel said she was very grateful that husband Robin Padilla was there for her as she struggled to cope with the sad news. Iyon pala hindi pa iyon yun pinakamasakit (But it turns out, that’s not the most painful yet) ,” she said. Because finally when I was ready, when I decided that I want to have a baby, then it happened. The first time…that one, I thought it was the most painful thing ever that has happened to me. So I dealt with it differently each time. “With what I’ve been through Tito Boy, I can say that I’ve been through different levels of pain. In the interview, Mariel recalled her first miscarriage last March, speaking about how she handled the situation: PBA: Vintage Romeo puts on a show in SMB's rout of GinebraĪDU eliminates Ateneo, NU comes back against St.MANILA, Philippines – Since going through the heartbreaking experience of two miscarriages, Mariel Rodriguez-Padilla opened up about what she went through in an interview with Boy Abunda, Monday, November 30. PHLPost to issue Independence Day commemorative stamps Things are different now, says Abarrientos on talents playing overseas Golf: Local aces to return in ICTSI Valley Golf: Talion, Tambalque top JPGT Series at Malarayat Sudan battles rage as US, Saudi urge new truce talksĪJ Edu returns to Gilas pool, hopes to make Final 12įarm Fresh joins PVL with Mycah Go as first recruit Valorant: NAOS to represent PH in Ascensionį1: Verstappen, Hamilton dominate Spanish GPĪdvocates express concern on rising number of reclamation projects Malabon City celebrates diversity with its first-ever Pride Festival "And then Robin took me out of the country and he reassured me that it will be okay even if it were just the two us." I was really going to lose it, I was about to go dark, I was bitter, I was not in a good place." "Tapos I had one with a heartbeat so I was really hoping. O kung mawawala man 'yung iba mayroon akong isang matitira." She said: "This one was more painful kasi I've had multiple pregnancies, it was either twins or triplets -sabi ko, 'wow, siguro dahil na miscarriage ako dati kaya pinalitan ni God. She added that losing the unborn triplets was more painful because she hoped that it was God's way of making up for her first miscarriage, which happened last March. Hindi man ako sinuwerte na magkaroon ng anak ngayon, pero sobra akong suwerte sa asawa." "Naging okay kasi I'm so blessed kasi si Robin was really supportive," an emotional Rodriguez then recalled. Iyon pala hindi pa iyon ang pinakamasakit," said Rodriguez, who lost her triplet pregnancy last August. ![]() "The first time, I thought it was the most painful thing that has happened to me because finally when I decided that I want to have a baby, it happened. In an interview on "Tonight with Boy Abunda" on Monday, the 31-year-old Rodriguez opened up about the depression she went through after learning that she had just suffered her second miscarriage in a year, and how she moved past it. MANILA - It may have been the "most painful" thing that has ever happened to her, but television host Mariel Rodriguez said her consecutive miscarriages made her realize how lucky she was to have her husband Robin Padilla help her overcome her ordeal. ![]()
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