Hi everyone,
We've seen the consultant now, he was really nice.
The news is that Bobbie was a little girl.
There was nothing wrong with her, chromosones all normal and fine, no genetic issues. The placenta was normal and consistent with 19-20 weeks, no clots or weird structure or anything. I have no blood clotting issues either.
My thyroid is slightly underactive, still waiting for results on the anti-thyroid antibody test tomorrow to sort out what to do about that.
The bad news is they detected a strong toxoplasma infection and in the absence of any other detected problems, they think that was probably the cause of the loss.
The consultant is phoning the UK toxoplasma specialist to get advice for us on what to do the next time to avoid repeat infection, and to whether I should have repeat blood tests for this before ttc.
We now have to do a load of research really to decide what we do with our 2 cats 
And we have been strongly recommended to wait 6 months from the birth before ttc, so 4 months from now. This is to let the infection go away and let me develop the antibodies that will hopefully protect our next baby.
It's going to be a long 4 months.... the hope and thought of trying again was the only thing keeping me going.
Hope you are all surviving x