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TTC after a Miscarriage - Love and Luck to all who need it!

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jinglediddle · 24/11/2005 13:05

Well its about time you had a new thread.
I wanted to wish you all the best of luck with your trying to conceive and say that it might take weeks months or years, but you won't find a better group for support.
We have all been through the same experinces and talking to someone who has felt the same makes a world of difference.
You will all get your BFP's soon and in the meantime, lets try and keep as calm and de-stressed as possible.

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Atomicstockinghanger · 06/12/2005 11:22

Potty - You have to go about this the way you feel is right. There is no right or wrong way of doing this, only the best way for you and your DH. You do what you feel is right, and blow what others think. If you feel you will recover better this way then go for it.
What you are going through is tough and is a major trauma both physically and mentally, but you will get through it. This is not a trivial occurance, and you must take time to recover, rest take good care of yourself and take all the time you need. You will get there, I promise

going4potty · 06/12/2005 11:24

DH has got support too, me as well as good friend and folks. Were very lucky that way, mum was in tears too, although at first acted a bit off hand and strange, dont think she knew what to say. Still v emotional, also sister in law pregnant and coming back from living abroad after xmas, dont know how i will cope seeing her and bump. Its hard enough as i work at a womens hospital and a work collegue is also pregnant. I dont want them not to talk about their pregnancy when im around. Because i loved being pregnant with ds, and strangely i find the child chat comforting. im not wierd am i?

Atomicstockinghanger · 06/12/2005 11:27

That is not wierd at all Potty. I am the same. I love talking about babies and Pregnancy. I am starting at college in Jan to begin my training as midwife, I am a B/Fing counsellor at present which involves lots of home visits with tiny babies. And I am compelled to hold these tiny little bundles. It cuts me up inside but I need to be around them

mumsXMASwish · 06/12/2005 11:28

no you're not weird at all, I do the same, my Best friend gave brith about 3 months ago, and although its torture, I loved hearing how the pg progressed and I love going to see her little girl. Maybe we're just gluttons for punishment?

I hope you are ok tho and seriously do as ASH says, take time for yourself to greive and get over what you're going through

jinglediddle · 06/12/2005 11:29

of course you're not weird, if the worst does happen and you're baby leaves you, then some people, especially pregnant ones may not know what to say to you, when you feel confident enough, i would tell them that you don't want them to feel like they can't talk tot you about their pregnancy.

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carlychristmas · 06/12/2005 11:30

potty i dont think your weird at all anyway dont use the word weird i think myself as eccentric it sounds so much nicer lol!

mumsXMASwish · 06/12/2005 11:32

Girls - I've got a very unappropriate query. (inappropriate because of the subject we're on now) can I ask it, or would you rather I waited. I'm off for lunch in half hour so will ask after lunch if you want.

going4potty · 06/12/2005 11:32

thanks for saying that ash, just thought people would think i was being morbid.

Atomicstockinghanger · 06/12/2005 11:33

Juat ask Mums, you know we are not easily offended!

carlychristmas · 06/12/2005 11:35

speak for yourself ASH i am very easily offended

only joking mums ask away

going4potty · 06/12/2005 11:36

Ask away, i might be upset, but im not selfish

mumsXMASwish · 06/12/2005 11:36

no not offended, inappropriate. I know you cant be offended but it is inappropriate

jinglediddle · 06/12/2005 11:37

come on mxw

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Atomicstockinghanger · 06/12/2005 11:37

get on with it

jinglediddle · 06/12/2005 11:39

oh well maybe she's gone. right what shall we chat about

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jinglediddle · 06/12/2005 11:39

Potty how many other kids do you ahve?

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going4potty · 06/12/2005 11:40

maccaroni cheese makes great comfort food. Especially after my healthy few months

mumsXMASwish · 06/12/2005 11:41

ok had AF on Thursday (for one day, really light) but before and since, I've got really sore boobs, really need to pee, constantly sick, and bad guts aswel. I thought it was all to do with this cold but I woke up today and felt fine (coldwise) but sooo sick. I keep getting light-headed and found myself falling asleep as soon as I got in from work last night (5pm) I cant eat.

jinglediddle · 06/12/2005 11:41

mmm macaroni cheese, really WANT that now.

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going4potty · 06/12/2005 11:41

just a ds 3yrs old. absolutely biteable! Sorry typical proud mum.

carlychristmas · 06/12/2005 11:42

MUMS WHERE ARE YOU????................ Sorry for shouting anyway quick question from me then... every now and then i get a tingly sensation in my nipples(?) does anyone get this b4 af arrives its quite strange it isnt constant just every now and again, and its quite sore tingly

going4potty · 06/12/2005 11:42

whats af?

Atomicstockinghanger · 06/12/2005 11:42

Sorry Mums but I have to say it -

The only thing you can do is test!

jinglediddle · 06/12/2005 11:43

mumsxmaswish - think i remember you feeling the same last month, maybe these are your AF symptoms since coming off the pill. I had the same, I convinced myself i was pregnant every Af for 6 months. I think its probably just your time of the month mums.

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Atomicstockinghanger · 06/12/2005 11:43

Sorry Potty - AF = Aunty Flo = period!!

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