Hi there
I’m not sure if anyone’s been through this but wanted to reach out just in case.
In November 2017, at 21 weeks gestation, I had an induced termination due to spina bifida on the back of the skull, preventing the brain from forming normally. Our beautiful baby girl came into the world on Nov 9.
Two months later, I fell pregnant again. Then at 21 weeks again we had our second induced termination as our little boy had a severely enlarged kidney and severely enlarged ventricles on the brain. We had a post mortem which confirmed this but also confirmed that our baby had a small chin and a slightly curved palette but no cleft palette. The post mortem confirmed that they didn’t see it as being chromosomal.
Although our consultant said it wasn’t necessary, we requested genetic testing. However, after one period I have since fallen pregnant again and I’m now 11 weeks pregnant. So genetic testing might not be possible.
My 12 week scan is next week and I’m absolutely terrified.
I keep having outbursts of uncontrollable tears and anxiety
This pregnancy wasn’t planned and DH basically did the deed without realising eventhough I told him not to. I’m so scared that I’ve fallen pregnant so quickly after a tfmr again.
I’m so scared that history will repeat itself for a third time. All I want is a healthy baby. I don’t have any living children and it’s what I want more than anything else in the world.
Has anyone else had consecutive tfmrs and have gone on to have a healthy baby?
Thanks
Bec x
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Pregnant again after 2 consecutive TFMRs
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BeccaAnnJones · 19/09/2018 19:22
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