divergrrl
Ideal_Rock
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Well, I found out 10 days ago that I am expecting again....but I''m on a mini-vacation to get some rest while my husband is conducting business (our toddler son is home with my parents) and I started having complications.
I''ve had one other miscarraige before (and they really suck) and I''m spotting & cramping again. At least I know, at my age (36) miscarraiges are due to chromosomal abnormalities, so it would be a blessing in disguise.
I''m just so disappointed, because, well....its hard to explain. You just get so excited about it, and then try not to be excited "just in case"....But 14 weeks (first trimester and risk for loss) is a long time to pretend nothing is going on. Fortunately I haven''t told anyone other than my parents, my sister in law (who might as well be MY sister) and my 3 of my closest girlfriends (who I tell everything). OH and my husband obviously.
I''m hoping it just goes away and I don''t lose this pregnancy, but there''s no way to tell. Last time it took 10 days from the time I started spotting to the actual miscarraige. Its not always this fast thing you see on the movies, at least not in my experience. I called my doc & he didn''t seem to excited, (this crud happens a lot ... 1 out of 5 confirmed pregnancies ends in miscarriage in the first trimester...and mine was confirmed by a blood test 10 days ago) he just told me to wait and see & as long as I''m not in pain, there is nothing I can do. So when I get home tomorrow afternoon, I''ll have an ultrasound and blood test to see what is going on.
Wish me luck...but mostly strength to come through this better than I did last time. At least this time one thing is different, I am already a mother to a beautiful boy, and that''s what matters most.
Jeannine
I''ve had one other miscarraige before (and they really suck) and I''m spotting & cramping again. At least I know, at my age (36) miscarraiges are due to chromosomal abnormalities, so it would be a blessing in disguise.
I''m just so disappointed, because, well....its hard to explain. You just get so excited about it, and then try not to be excited "just in case"....But 14 weeks (first trimester and risk for loss) is a long time to pretend nothing is going on. Fortunately I haven''t told anyone other than my parents, my sister in law (who might as well be MY sister) and my 3 of my closest girlfriends (who I tell everything). OH and my husband obviously.
I''m hoping it just goes away and I don''t lose this pregnancy, but there''s no way to tell. Last time it took 10 days from the time I started spotting to the actual miscarraige. Its not always this fast thing you see on the movies, at least not in my experience. I called my doc & he didn''t seem to excited, (this crud happens a lot ... 1 out of 5 confirmed pregnancies ends in miscarriage in the first trimester...and mine was confirmed by a blood test 10 days ago) he just told me to wait and see & as long as I''m not in pain, there is nothing I can do. So when I get home tomorrow afternoon, I''ll have an ultrasound and blood test to see what is going on.
Wish me luck...but mostly strength to come through this better than I did last time. At least this time one thing is different, I am already a mother to a beautiful boy, and that''s what matters most.
Jeannine