fedup When is your next scan? I think worrying about abnormalities is totally normal, it is not just you at all! I worried about this a lot even before I got my dodgy results.
Although I have to say that with this pregnancy, this fear was at first overshadowed by the fear of miscarriage, it only started surfacing at around 10 weeks or so, after I had had my 2nd or 3rd successful scan and started to believe that this one might actually stick.
With DS, when I was blissfully unaware of miscarriage (happy days), I spent the whole first trimester worrying about abnormalities and what this could mean for us. My age has never been in my favour - I was 38/39 when pg with DS and am now 42, so those stats are already against me. But with DS, everything was fine, I was given a combined risk of 1:4000.
And with this one, when I had the great 12-week scan last week, I was on top of the world, I thought, yeah, nailed this one! Big crash then when I then got the news about the blood results.
I think that because of our history, we are all so much more aware of what can go wrong, almost expecting it to... And we worry worry worry! You invest so much into each pregnancy emotionally, it can't be helped. You need to develop coping mechanisms, but it's very hard. I don't mean to be pessimistic, but I think that the fear will stay in one way or another right until the end...
And I agree, there is lots of stuff everywhere about abnormalities everywhere at the moment! Monday there was a programme about people living with Down's Syndrome, Tuesday one about autism. I recorded both, but have not watched them yet. I started to watch the one about Down's, but it got a bit much, and I was by myself... Might try and see if DH wants to watch it with me.
Oh, and OBEM is off limits at the moment. I used to love it, but find it incredibly difficult to watch now. I saw half of it on Monday (really shouldn't have) and the story with the poorly baby tore me apart 
Bugs Don't let it get you down - do you think that your DH might feel a bit overwhelmed by it all, problems at work, worry about you & baby, and not admit it? Men are very good at pretending that everything is fine, and as a result, they often seem really detached. They have no way of knowing how we feel and all the worries we have, it's easy to overlook that they are also in with this. Do you think it'd help to talk it out, maybe over a nice dinner? You need each other in this.
Hope you can sort it out quickly, it's awful when things like that hang over you.
Right, I think I better go and do some work now 