Hello everyone, gosh it?s so busy in here...
Katie, sorry to hear about the mastitis. No experience of this but I heard it?s very painful, so I hope the antibiotics will kick in soon. I can?t believe Felix is 12 days already, although a cliche time really flies.
Sarah, welcome, and congratulations on your pregnancy. It is a worrying time, but I think congratulations are in order in here... I terminated at 22 weeks due to brain anomalies, and I am now 13+4 and of course terrified. I am also one who opted for continuity of care, although back in Feb/Mar, when I lost my baby, I swore I would never go back to the same doctor. I didn?t like the way he broke the bad news to us, but a few months later, when we went to see him again to discuss the postmortem results, he seemed a completely different person, much more empathetic, and offered to scan me in a future pregnancy, also offered me an additional scan at 17 weeks. So I am ?happy? now to go back to see him, and also he is an opinion leader, so I feel I am in good hands.
Rachel, I know what you mean about the result. It is brilliant though. I am thinking the same sometimes, that there is always that 1, and no guarantee, but really this is the best we can hope for under the circumstances. Going back to my conversation with my doctor, he said there is no 100% guarantee for any pregnancy in this world, there is always a tiny risk. So I think as long as they rule out any visible anomalies we are in the same boat as any other woman (this is very much an attempt to reassure myself as well, you all know I am a paranoid wreck and anxiety dominates my life at the moment).
Mimsy, mamma mia indeed :) ! I will be keeping my fingers crossed for TTC and hope that the aspirin will make a difference. I would love to do yoga, I used to, but there is nothing in my (rubbish) town, and I am too lazy to get into the car and go for a late evening session, half an hour drive away on side roads.
Kittens, I could do stunts on the sofa :) Especially that I seem to be spending half my life on the sofa now anyway... how is your back?
I am pretty much in the same place, but no point moaning about it, I am not sure it could be any different now. Despite the fear, I find myself desperately hoping that things will be ok and then I feel even more afraid.
Anyway, same old, same old... xxxx