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TTC after a Miscarriage - no 2, let the fun begin!!!!

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Diddle · 25/05/2005 10:15

Here we go girls, a brand new thread, i was so fed up of paging down over the other 1000 messages.

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Xena · 03/06/2005 08:00

That post took me ages as I was cooking the DC's crumpets

Xena · 03/06/2005 07:59

Hi express mummy I'm sorry about your m/c.
Re your periods they said to me at the hospital (I had an erpc) that I should expect an af within 6 wks. But from many peoples experiences on here it seems to take longer sometimes.

Tabs thanks still feeling unhappy this morning. DH was cross that I was still asking why it happened and looking for answers.

maddyd · 03/06/2005 07:51

ExpM everyone is different its been 50 days since my d&c and i still havnt bled. Wasting alot of money on tests too. Doctor said the d&c strips your womb so may take a bit longer in some women but most it takes about 4 weeks. There is one lady on mn that waited a whole 80 days till her af came. So sorry for you loss, hang around we are all in the same boat and can be of support to you. xxxx

Im in the office all day today Ladies so wont be posting any jokes. Take care and have a good day. xxxxx

expressmummy · 02/06/2005 22:59

hi there can anyone help me i had a miscarriage in may the last day i bled was the 7th of may i was about six weeks pg when will i have my next period?????

Tabs · 02/06/2005 22:58

Oh Xena sweetheart - big hugs for you {{{{{{{Xena}}}}}}}.

Sadly a 5% risk means that 1 in 20 will still lose the baby, and sadly you were that unlucky 1. And there's no need to apologise for being down - it's what we're here for.

Xena · 02/06/2005 22:47

Am sorry but i'm so miserable again I am posting on another thread about someone who thinks her baby as died. People keep reassuring her that if they have seen a H/B then the risk of m/c goes down to only 5%. We saw the H/B so why did I m/c???
Obv this would be inappropriate to post on that thread so needed to come here to ask you guys

Xena · 02/06/2005 22:12

Tabs I think that if I get pg again I will want to lay on the settee all day and not do anything DYKWIM or are you ait calmer than me?

Tabs · 02/06/2005 22:03

Hi Xena - I think slowly about sums it up! Can't believe that I'll only be 5 weeks tomorrow. I thought it would all be a doddle once I actually got pregnant, but I'm so paranoid now that I am! I'm constantly knicker checking to see if I'm bleeding, I worry about every little ache and twinge that I have got, and every symptom that I haven't got but other people have!

Don't get me wrong though, I'm still ecstatic to actually be pregnant, but I just wish that there was some way of knowing whether everything is going to be ok or not. I suppose it's the equivalent of you guys wanting to know each month if it's going to be the month or not, or like Maddy just wanting to know when her AF will finally arrive.

It's all such a waiting game!

RachelRog · 02/06/2005 21:53

Hi Diddle

Any signs yet? We are both 8DPO tomorrow and I am starting to look for signs.....none yet for me.

Really, really, really want a BFP this month!

Xena · 02/06/2005 20:24

Thanks Tabs how is your pg going?

Tabs · 02/06/2005 20:09

I've seen it - light entertainment but quite good I seem to recall. Hope you enjoy it .

Xena · 02/06/2005 20:08

We joined Tescos DVD club so we have a few DVDs to watch. I think I'm going to go for School of Rock tonight?? Anyone seen it?

Diddle · 02/06/2005 19:59

yep, think all of the soaps have gone down hill. and now we have to watch the bill, all very naff.

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Xena · 02/06/2005 19:56

Thanks Diddle I'm watching but its c**p though isn't it

Diddle · 02/06/2005 19:45

have a good evening yourself Xena. put your feet up and watch Eastenders

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Xena · 02/06/2005 19:08

My goodness it took me ages to read all the days posts and I only left you at 9 this morning!!
Had a nice day
Drive safely Lottielou.
Have a good evening all Xena xxxxxxxx

Diddle · 02/06/2005 17:41

sorry strike, i fancy that too. hob nobs here i come

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strike1 · 02/06/2005 17:33

Have a good time/journey.

I think it's time for a cup of tea and several biscuits, you've poisened my mind with talk of sweet things!

Diddle · 02/06/2005 17:32

bye bye lottie have a good journey

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Lottielou · 02/06/2005 17:26

Well Ladies I shall say bye bye until tomo evening!
Hope you all have anice evening and great days tomo. Will touch base with you all tomo eve!
Love Ya'll take care x x
Diddle - You keep smiling sweetie, and remember coffee in that silver lining! x x x

Diddle · 02/06/2005 17:17

i'm eating everything, especially chocolate hob nobs

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strike1 · 02/06/2005 17:12

know the feeling about cooking, I keep trying to be organic and healthy but am finding it hard. Is anybody eating or not eating anything special while ttc?

maddyd · 02/06/2005 16:57

I had to have a sleep, my DD woke me at 5 this morning very gently stoking my head, bless her.

Blimey you lot have been busy this afternoon. Im not cooking tonight ive decieded im in one of those moods where i cant be arsed to do anything. So its take away for us i think

Lottielou · 02/06/2005 16:48

Wow now that is impressive, OMG, can you imagine! LOL

Thanks for that advice hun! Nice to kow i can still do it!

Tabs · 02/06/2005 16:43

Hi Lottie - I don't think running is bad for you, no. As long as you observe the same principle of not letting your heart rate go too high then it should be fine.

I think if you're not used to running then it might be a bit of a shock to the system and probably not advised, but when your body is already used to something the docs seem to think it best to carry on.

My doc told me about one of his patients who was still doing the can-can (on stage I think!) at 38 weeks!