Cecilla - I had a molar pregnancy 3 years ago. They will monitor your HCG levels firstly for 6-8 weeks, if your HCG returns to normal levels (below 5 I think) in those 6-8 weeks you will be low risk of further problems and will be monitored for 6 months. If you take longer than this then you are considered high risk (as I was) then you will be monitored for 2 years.
You will be advised to not try to get pregnant in this period as the new pregnancy can cause tumour growth when the HCG levels go up.
Are you being monitored by the postal system? TBH the worst thing of all was the hassle of all the blood and urine tests.
Emotionally I didn't suffer too badly at the time as I had a complete molar so there had never been a baby at any point so there seemed to be nothing to grieve for. I think also in the immediate aftermath I was so worried about the risk of tumours that all I was focussing on was getting better.
However, because of my age the two year monitoring period meant that I have now become menopausal and will never have baby number 3. On the other hand, I am blessed with two wonderful healthy children and I thank my lucky stars for that.
Its not been an easy time, not least because no one has a bl**dy clue what the heck a molar pregancy is, even most of the medics you come across!
Let me know if there is anything else you want to know.
The recurrance rate is very low - so you have every chance of going onto have a perfectly normal pregnancy next time
Do you have details of the on-line support group - if not let me know and I will post a link for you