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TTC after a miscarriage - Ready to try again, we can do it this time!!!

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Diddle · 26/09/2005 11:42

Well I think after all our chatting its about time we had a new thread, as the previous one was very lucky for us, lets hope this one remains just as lucky.

Remember ladies - Our time will come, but our bodies have to be ready, and we are all here to support each other.

For those new people please feel free to check out our Stats thread, to see some info about us and leave you details if you want to.

GOOD LUCK!!!!

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Coathanger · 26/09/2005 16:28

Does your surgery not do a evening surgery? I've left mine far too long. I was 2 years overdue so a tad worried. Was due to have one whilst I was PG with DS3 so was told to wait. But I forgot Surely your surgery must have a plan for women who can't get to surgery!

peepee · 26/09/2005 16:27

Hiya ladies,

I am back from my holiday. Had a really great time. I felt fine throughout. I have not heard anyhting more from the hospital and everything seems ok. We really chilled out. DH and I decided not to think too much about conceiving and will just see how things go. (Mind u we have not had any problems conceiving in the past) Going on a cruise is fab for long chats and baby dancing without any distractions. DH had nowhere to run too or distract him when I wanted to have serious talks. He has said that he would be most surprised if I wasn't p/g after all the fun we had. We will have to wait and see. Read a good book about pregnancy whilst away. We will be making some life style changes. Nothing too drastic, just vitamins and relaxation!

Have there been any + tests since I have been away?
Will try and read through the thread soon.
Bye......

Diddle · 26/09/2005 16:26

coathanger - what a horrible day for you, i hate smears too. I need one, you have just reminded me. i must book one, the only problem is that i can only book on the day, and i never have a day off.

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Coathanger · 26/09/2005 16:04

HOLD YER 'ORSES!!!!

Flippin' nora! You lot can talk!!!! Its taken me ages to catch up!!!

HC - I hope your migraine is lifting. Sorry Af is being a cow, but see it as a positive that its giving you a good clear out for conceiving next month

HK - lots and lots and lots of baby dust and luck for when you do get round to testing

Missy - Don't be too disheartened by a bfn if AF is still not turning up And, yes, I had a bfn from a First Response then had bfp with another test! But then the other was a couple of day later so it could have been the delay that made the diffence. Test in a few days

Mojo - No, I haven't had a similar experience, but MIL has. Just making sure they were positive it is nowt to worry about!! And lots and lots and lots of luck and baby dust to you, too, for weekend! Counting days with you

Xena - Oh wow!!! I am so pleased all is good with beanie!! I knew it would be (thats the witch in me!!) We must organise what we spoke about the other day!!

Well, I feel like s**t today! Cold is in full flow and to make things worse I had a smear done today. Bit worried about it as the nurse said I had blood around my cervix!? She asked me if I have odd bleeds throughout the month and I said no, but told her about MC. She thinks its nothing and might be related to hormones readjusting, but will probably have to have repeat smear I HATE SMEARS!!!!!

Diddle · 26/09/2005 14:32

missmibaby - at the moment yes it is a negative, but as long as af stays away there is still hope, some people don't get a positive until a few days later, some weeks.

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Missmibaby · 26/09/2005 14:15

AF due - just tested -ve. That means i'm not right? Clutching at straws, but anyone else get -ve from First Response and a +ve from anohter brand?

Mojomummy · 26/09/2005 14:00

well I paid £20. The first 1/2 hr was a consultation & then an hour spent tapping my feet. My pal said she had some painful areas, but I was disappointed that I didn't have any !

I'll be interested to know how you get on

Diddle · 26/09/2005 13:53

Thanks mojomummy, might book an appointment for it, it sounds good. and we have a local practce that do it. will investigate, is it expensive?

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Mojomummy · 26/09/2005 13:18

Hi Diddle, right, the reflexology. My friend went after her miscarriage (she isn't pregnant yet BTW) & said she felt better, so I thought I'd give it a try. Quite an interesting experience. Liver was flat, I was generally tired & my spleen is up to something. Felt strange after the first 2 sessions, almost like I had had a general anasthetic.

Spoke to a lady this am who is a reflexologist - she recommends reflexology AND accupuncture. I'm seeing her next week for coffee so will find out more. I think quite a few women have had success with these routes. HTH

Lottielou · 26/09/2005 11:50

Hey Diddle !
Love the name!
I really do hope that this thread will be the thread that we get our long awaited BFP's - if not, we just aren't ready! Godd Luck hun!
And Good luck to everyone else on here, we CAN do it!
Lets have some giggles on our way to get those BFP's! xxx
Love to All and GOOD LUCK
xx

Diddle · 26/09/2005 11:45

ttc after m/c stats

heres the link to the stats thread

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