Hi
I had an ectopic pregnancy nearly 2 years ago and a late miscarriage at 18 weeks 3 days 5 weeks ago.
Would it be foolish to try again so soon? We've been told it could be months before we get an appointment with a consultant to discuss the miscarriage and then it might only be a phone appointment. We didn't have a post mortem for our little boy so I don't know what they would be able to tell us anyway.
For my last pregnancy we conceived in the first month of TTC so it's not the getting pregnant that worries me, it's the staying pregnant. Reading online I think I may have had an incompetent cervix and I've read having a cervical stitch put in around 12 weeks could be an option. But on the other hand there may have been no reason for it to happen and we'll likely never know
I don't want to come across as desperate or selfish for TTC so soon after losing our little boy, I really don't. I'm terrified of it happening again. I was a mess before our 12 week scan this time convinced there would be something wrong despite having an early scan due to my previous ectopic. I relaxed a lot after that not even imagining that something could go wrong. I'm scared that the extra monitoring and care I'd need if I were to get pregnant again wouldn't be available due to the current pandemic.
And I know it shouldn't matter to anyone but me and my husband but I'm scared people will think that I'm just trying to replace our son and either haven't got over losing him or don't care that we've lost him.
There are quite a few family members and friends expecting/have had babies this year including my sister in law. I think I'm mourning what I should have had as well as everyone else. I wouldn't want this to happen to anyone else but I just can't understand why this has to happen to us especially after last time, it's just so unfair
I know you're more fertile after pregnancy/birth but without talking to a consultant etc whenever that would be, would it be silly to even consider TTC again at this time?