What you write suggests to me that I’m pretty well doomed, because I had several miscarriages. Yes, we did eventually have two children, both of whom were breast-fed, but it didn’t happen ‘til I was over thirty.
Actually the two sites I was on said that a miscarriage does NOT have the same future breat cancer risks an induced abortion.
Apparently this is because when the miscarriage occurs in the first trimester (most do occur in the first trimester) it means that the embryo was somehow damaged and not signaling properly for the estrogen levels to rise so they don’t - and the pregnancy ends. Somehow it is the developing embryo/placenta sysyem that sends out the signals for the proper hormonal changes to occur. It is a beautiful process that only God could orchestrate. If the miscarriage occurs later than the cells will have differentiated.
So don’t worry - God takes care of this natural process!!