morning, I'm having a sofa day today and have pinched DHs laptop so I can post from the front room rather than our "office"
dozy, thanks for your post. I'm going to see the doc on Monday to get started on the ADs again, or a referral back to the neo-natal unit at the psychiatric hospital for counselling. I was referred to then before DD was born and went until she was six months old. I'm not sure they will see me this early though?, but as my issues are still tied up with DDs perganacy and birth then hopefully they will.
Pinkali, you have overcome such a lot and been through loads to get where you are so it's no wonder you are feeling anxious about it. I think you need to see your GP or CMW and tell them of your fears as anxiety isn't good for either you or the baby. Have you tried relaxation exercises or anything like that. And some women have good results with acupuncture and homeopathy for this sort of anxiety.
this is such an anxious time though, as in this day and age we are all more aware of the things that can go wrong that women in our mother's day. My mum had four pregnancies and went through all of them with minimal midwife appointments. She didn't know anything about possible problems (other than MC) so consequently didn't think about it.
I worry endlessly that there is something wrong with the baby due to my advancing age. I'm also pretty forgetful when it comes to taking pills so my folic acid consumption is intermittent at best. Also being coeliac, I don't eat as many fortified foods as non-coeliacs.
I hope we can all try and relax into our pregnancies a bit more once we are past the 12 week/1st scan hump. In the meantime, it's wirht keeping hold of the thought that the chances of things being OK far outweigh the chances of things going wrong
have a good weekend folks