“Give yourself time”, the confessions of this professional dancer who had a miscarriage

Professional dancer, Marie Denigot participated in several editions of the show Dance with the stars. Over the course of three seasons (from 2016 to 2018), she distinguished herself on the dance floor alongside the actor Artus, who is currently triumphant thanks to the film A Little Something Extra, which he directed. Marie Denigot was also the partner of singer Lenni-Kim and comedian Jeanfi Janssens.

She chose to move away from television sets six years ago and participated in the European and World dance sports championships. An accomplished professional, Marie Denigot met the man of her life. She married him. She had recently announced that she was expecting a baby.

Sad news

This Thursday, June 6, the dancer announced dramatic news concerning her pregnancy. She chose to reveal her story on Instagram. To do this she posted a black and white photo in which we see her hand touching that of her husband, in what appears to be a hospital room. She also posted a long message to share what happened to her.

“This week we experienced one of those ordeals that unites us. An ordeal that we know exists but that only other couples always get there. First an unexpected surprise, then fear, is this the right time? When is the right time first? Then the reflection, the decision, we go for it, we dive into it with joy, we plan, we announce, it would happen tomorrow that we would already be ready to have him in our arms”she first wrote.

The announcement of a miscarriage

Artus’ former partner then detailed the events she experienced. She first explained the joy she and her husband felt when they learned she was pregnant. Then, the coldness with which she was told that her baby had not survived, the emergency exams she had to undergo, without anyone taking the trouble to explain to her that she had a miscarriage. “I am told that they will only be able to take care of me in a week, for control and to be sure of the diagnosis”she explains, then adding: “I stay a week, my body still thinking I was pregnant with all the symptomswith my baby no longer growing in my belly.”

At the conclusion of its publication, she deplored the lack of support that she and her husband experienced: “This weekend the page will turn, I will remain deeply touched by the abandonment of the medical profession in the face of such a situation, insensitive to tears, to nocturnal anxiety attacks, to my instinct as a woman, in the name of a protocol. This ordeal will have brought us closer together, and motivated us even more in our family project.”

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