Hello Everyone. It's good to catch up on all your posts.
Whiffy sorry your holiday wasn't much fun.
I did manage to have a good time in Paris-despite us all being a gang of Essex girls, it wasn't too drunken so I didn't feel too left out. Managed to do lots of sightseeing in fact. Was shattered when I got back though. Think they are all saving the massive p*ss up for when they all come to stay with me for the Brighton hen do. AAAAH
Dogmum-I wouldn't worry re movement. I was hardly feeling DD at this stage, whereas this time-with my stomach muscles bring nackered- I feel the babay all the time! So each pregnancy is different.
Congratulations on the girls Totally and Wuzzle. Can't believe how many of us are having boys- congrats too everyone. Mrs Blobby I am a bit scared of what to do with a boy too, but I'm sure we'll learn quickly!
On a serious note, Gingeme, as you probably realise by now, I have been on the receiving end of bad news from a scan and we chose to terminate the pregnancy. From the nuchal scan, before CVS, our odds were something like 1 in 6 that there would be a serious problem (Trisomy 13 in our case). So taking that in context, your odds are actually really good. So when there was a definite problem, the odds were well above yours. CVS was used to determine what they already knew. If you do decide to have an amnio, you have the right to information concerning the miscarriage rate of the consultant performing the procedure, before you go ahead. At our 20 week scan, they did check the nasal bone and nuchal fold measurement again (although they are extra careful with us because of our history I think they did check this for everyone)
Re the procedure if you decide to have it, I assume amnio is similar to CVS (though not sure)The CVS was over and done with very quickly, although it wasn't pleasant. Good luck-try not too worry too much if possible. Chances are that all will be fine.