Hi All,
Issy I think in your case the doppler is a great move. I think its outrageous that mw's dont use them at 16 weeks - and the reasoning its just
. FFS!! It IS important to catch an mmc at the earliest possible moment - if you dont infections, and the risk of Ashermans are greater. Private doctors over here do fanjo cam on the first appointment just the see if there is anything to see. OK, so they need to justify their fees and the scanner machine that they bought, but it shows that you can give so much more care and attention to pregnant women if you want/can afford to. You might be able to tell, I am feeling very ranty about this. Even though I dont live in the UK anymore, I still want to be proud of it - but the third world Costa Rica health service that cant afford to give women epidurals in labour is going to doppler me at my next appointment at 16 weeks!!! How can Britain be offering a poorer service than here??!!!
wiggle I am smiling ear to ear reading your news
I know you'll be anxious until you see some nice dark lines - hope they come on really fast for you so we can all give you a proper big whoop whoop 
jolls more
for you too, looking forward to the CB digi's verdict.
battery oh no! the last thing you need is this! so sorry its causing all this worry. glad to hear its stopped, and I second the suggestion to pop over to recurrent buns to ask about clexene (or start a thread), I am sure it is related and you need as much reassurance as you can get to help you de-stress.
Zam big hug for you. Hope you enjoy DS's birthday, mine is also 3 on the 11 June.I am looking forward to it, because he really seems to understand what it is all about so much more than last year. I am also living under the (slight) threat of moving country, but I havent been taking it very seriously. DH just got Italian citizenship (via his great grandfather) and now wants to apply for jobs in the E.U. The way I see it, I spent all of last year making plans around a future baby which never showed up, now i think planning is pretty pointless, you never know how things are really going to work out - so I am just operating on a "deal with it if it happens" basis. 
AandR sorry about the scan-pic. Sis in law is the worst in my opinion, mine was a few weeks behind me in her pregnancy when I mc'd and its been SO hard following the whole pregnancy and birth. I still look at her baby and calculate the age mine would have been every time I see him. Sorry no advice, just sympathy. xxx
mouse getting the union rep in for the meeing is a great idea. and you can use it to postpone the meeting to when they are available too. Tell them you have already taken advice and that is the way its going to be or no meeting. Watch them start to get scared and back off as soon as you start standing up to yourself. 
waves to owl freezing babe bbb and travelling/lurkingLadyB