Cannot get some images out of my head, one being the consultant appointment to go over the pm results and I can't remember most of what she said, I was too scared and couldn't stop shaking. Talking about what caused Scarlett's death (even though nothing was conclusive and we now know that it was more than likely the GD that went undiagnosed) and she was saying it was because the cord was wrapped around her neck. At the time I didn't even think to question that but that happens all the time and everything is fine, the midwives I saw afterwards told me that and unless the cord was compressed that wouldn't matter.
It wasn't that but the motion that she used when describing it, and the noise. A hanging motion and put her head to the side when doing it. I was shocked then but couldn't say a thing. I'm quite outspoken but I was in no fit state to say a thing and I've only now been questioning and thinking about it all a lot more. I want to send a letter to the hospital of complaint about the lack of care I received and the consultant, a lot of things.
I get the impression that some think everything is and should be fine now that I've had another baby but it's not, that doesn't take away from the baby that died; she's still dead. Having Ella just makes me realise even more what we've lost. Sorry to be so down, I needed to get things out.
I've been putting a face on for so long now; and don't get me wrong, I'm really happy with my lot but that just doesn't make losing Scarlett any easier at all. I miss her and everything she would be now. 16 months ago today we found out she died, that just doesn't seem possible.
Even reading that feels wrong, I sometimes can't believe that it happened still, or that it happened to me.