@Traclepie19 I don’t think they get any darker than that?.. they only have so much dye. Would the GP do reapeat bloods for you to measure if Hcg is going up or down? Really hoping it all works out well. You too @AwkwardsAsAllGetout
I’m in a similar position @Footymum81 and @Fluffy475 and unfortunately didn’t handle it very well....
Bit of background- my brother in law (DH older only brother) and his girlfriend have been together over 10 years. They’re in their mid 30s we’re 27/31.
They were pretty nasty to us when we got engaged and when DH spoke to his mum and Dad about it they said that basically we’d pipped them to the post and that’s why they were annoyed at us 🙄 (if you have 10 years to propose and don’t get around to it I really don’t see how you can complain but hey that’s just me) I also think that the fact that my DH hadn’t spoken to his brother about the fact he was thinking of popping the question caused a bit of distance. They were off with us the whole time despite being best man/bridesmaid.
Anyway, we’ve been married for nearly a year (they’re still not engaged) and ttc for a couple of months. Got very lucky and got our BFP last Wednesday. I wanted to tell all close family- DHs mum and dad, brother and GF and and my mum. These are people we’d go to for support if the worst happened.
When my husband called to tell his brother the news he (the brother) basically had a panic attack on the phone, crying etc. It was awful for DH. Apparently they’ve been trying for some time and the latest disappointment was only a few days ago.
Calling definitely wasn’t the right thing to do but we didn’t know they’ve been struggling. I’m being totally unreasonable as I’d be the same in their position but I’m so disappointed that this can’t just be a happy time for us all.. I’m going to have to be careful at family gatherings etc not to cause further upset 😢 ugh!
Any advice greatfully recieved as we’ve got another close couple who we know are struggling and we haven’t told them yet.
Sorry for the essay!