Remembering Our Babies: Famous Women Who Suffered Miscarriages
Giuliana Rancic
Television personality Giuliana Rancic was having trouble getting pregnant so she made the choice to undergo in-vetro fertilization treatments and that decision saved her life. It was during this process when doctors discovered that the “E! News” co-anchor had breast cancer. But before she was diagnosed with the deadly disease, the married mother of one revealed she had a miscarriage and wondered why she was chosen to go through that devasting experience. “It was several months of guilt and sadness,” she said. “And finally, I think we just came together and we said, ‘There’s got to be a bigger plan here, right? There has got to be a reason.'” After having a double mastectomy, Giuliana and her husband Bill had their first child via surrogacy.
