Oh I just dont know what to say [say]. Cuppa and Beesok, I am so terribly sorry to read this. Thank you for your lovely, sweet messages. This was just so unexpected for you both, my heart really, really goes out to you.
Supersunny - what a lovely, informative and reassuring post. I was hoping that someone in the know could come along and give Beesok some peace (as although I dont know anything about this condition, I was so sure it was unrelated to MC) and you did!.
Beesok, I would second what everyone has said - definately take some time off. I made the very silly mistake of taking just one day off after my MC (the day I was in hospital) and it really caught up with me in the weeks/ months after. I think I was just trying to keep myself busy and occupied so I wouldnt think about it - its a bad idea. Without going in to too much detail for the sake of others here, my MC carried on for over 6 weeks and I think its because I didnt rest up.
I like you kept looking for a reason why it had happened. To make things worse I had slipped and fell down the stairs a few days beforehand
and blamed myself for a long, long time that I had caused it. After so much medical advice, reading etc I now realise that usually, as others have said, its just not the right mix for the baby and even a bomb couldnt shift a viable pregnancy. I can guarantee it was nothing that you did.
Janice, you must be in shock. Im so, so sad about this - I think its because you were the 3rd poster to join on the first thread and I "know" you for a while now. I dont know what to say. Please be kind to yourself.
Like others have said, and Im sorry if its something you dont want to think about right now, but if it is at all reassuring, I had miscarraige on Valentines weekend and was pregnant with my now perfectly healthy ds mid April.
Will be thinking of you both xxx