Oh gosh that is one hell of a post from Stogan. So incredible this day is finally here for you! Such a beautiful name and love Faith and all its connotations. It brought a lump to my throat too. Stogan we are all so very happy for you and yes of course you have to stay around!! Please do try to do so in the midst of feeding, cuddling and changing nappies.
Also for Frozen and the middle name of Hope. I have a feeling we might have a full Faiths, Hopes and other names (Medication, Moonface...?) on this thread in the future.
Digi I am also pretty moved that you are so close to your due date too and getting everything ready. If you are anything as organised in RL as you come across on here you will be super prepared! I might have to hire you to come round here in around June and give me a good lesson or two :)
PQ you know yourself that having a bit of a flip out is not going to affect the baby so please try not to worry. I am sure we have all (I definitely have!) have had those flip outs more than once during this whole process. Sometimes it is just good to let off a bit of steam! Great news about the bleeding hopefully stopping, and when you do see bits of it just try to remember that is isn't harming the baby. It's hard to feel positive about it all, especially at this early stage, but as we know - realistically - what we feel about the whole thing isn't going to make a blind bit of difference. So don't beat yourself up about it.
Re Sue and pre-conception intralipids, I asked Mr S about those after my mc on treatment and he said I didn't need them. But I think it is worth asking. I too have heard of it being done. I have forgotten whether you were also on Hydroxy? If not, that might be the next step.
Duggs we definitely want you to stick around! You are still a Pred Veteran! You are just trying it a different way. And the title of this thread is TTC /pregnancy on Prednisolone or similar. That definitely includes you.
Pico coming off the 40mg of Pred I had headaches (and I am SO not a headache person usually), limb aches, flu-like shivers, general tiredness and even a nice Parkinson's style shake of the hand occasionally. But it does all go pretty quickly so try to just look forward to that day soon when you will be off them. No tips on the moonface am afraid except it WILL definitely go.
Coconut I agree with everyone re your friend too. Hunches are worth listening to. All she can do is test and see where it takes her. And if it is negative rule it out.
Am not sure where I got with everyone else but just wanted to say hello to all and give Kittens a big virtual hug. Good news too on the nuchal Hopeful. Waves to everyone else - got a lot of work to do xx