I would really love to hear from people who had a successful pregnancy after an ectopic.

[randomuntrainedcuntowner]

In hospital, in pain and feeling sad after having one of my tubes removed after a ruptured ectopic.

Obviously grateful for at least being safe as I apparently lost a lot of blood, but feeling worried about the future.

Therefore would love to hear success stories of conceiving with only one tube.

I'm 35, have dd from a previous relationship, but would love to give dp a child. 😕

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I have never done anything like this before - I usually think anything like this is horribly self-indulgent and a bit navel-gazey.

But I have started a blog. I don't want any of my family or friends or family to see it, or know it's me, but felt compelled to put it out there.

I have been crying a lot this morning. For the first time - partly because until now the pain under my ribs and in my shoulder made it physically impossible to cry.

My dad called me from New York - he had to go over to work the day after my surgery. He was crying too. That was hard.

I have had to deactivate Facebook. Lots of people I know are pregnant, and birth announcements will start popping up soon. How fucking selfish. I am not going back on there until I have had the 12 week scan of my next pregnancy. And if that never happens then so be it.