Actress Fernanda Machado makes new revelations about the loss of her second child and is moved by the support of internet users.

After sharing her grief over the loss of her baby through a miscarriage on her official social media profile, actress Fernanda Machado received hundreds of messages of support from her fans. Feeling loved and cherished by her followers, she posted a moving message of gratitude this Sunday, April 28th. See below:

“I was deeply touched by all the messages of affection, love, and support I received here. Thank you so much! I'm reading every message I've received. And one of the things that has been most good for me right now has been sharing my grief from this pregnancy loss and learning about the stories of other women who have gone through the same thing. This has been part of my healing process. In my case, suppressing and hiding what happened was only causing me more pain. And it's been surprising to me how, after we open up and share our loss, we discover so many other friends and acquaintances who have also experienced the same loss, but whom we had no idea about.

Thank you so much for sharing your stories of overcoming and evolution with me and with all of us. You are all incredible, and know that your strength and sweetness have warmed my heart and will serve as inspiration for me to move forward... All my love to you!"  the artist thanked him emotionally.

In this new post, the comments are multiplying and it is clear that many women share the same pain and are using the space to express their feelings of loss, longing, and absence…”It's an immeasurable pain! There's nothing anyone can say to us that makes this pain lessen. And the greatest pain is when they tell us we'll soon be pregnant again... that we're young... that it wasn't meant to be... that God wanted it this way... that it was better this way than having some serious illness... People don't mince their words... They don't put themselves in someone else's shoes... We lost a child, we didn't break a nail! We didn't want to go through that! We don't want our child to have any problems, but that doesn't mean we wanted to lose them. We didn't want any of this to have happened! Talking is good. It eases our pain a little. And it's so good to be able to hear and be heard by people who have felt and gone through the same pain as us! We have to help and support each other! Let's be well! said a follower, among many others.