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October 2007 ~All about us ~ MC'ing or MC'ed or TTC of BFP after MC or just loves cakes!

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katendmom · 09/10/2007 18:19

As we agreed - starting a fresh thread before our original shuts down. Will post this new link into the old thread so everybody can find us!

In the meantime ~ sprinkling it with pink and blue baby pixie dust

and splashing with baby glue so lo's stick around forever ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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flosspot · 11/10/2007 14:34

Ronshar- keeping everything crossed and sending you big hugs.

PiggyPenguin · 11/10/2007 14:39

Oh Ronshar I'm so sorry, I don't know what to say except that you are right, you don't deserve this to happen to you.

Take care, and know that we are all thinking of you.

spookykitty · 11/10/2007 14:42

oh ronshar don't know what to say except I am sending you lots of positive thoughts and hugs x

Mandy44 · 11/10/2007 15:10

Hi all,
I'm new to this. I've just been reading this thread and wanted to say to Ronshar that I'm really sorry to hear bout what you're going through but yeah think positively. It doesn't necessarily mean m/c - so fingers crossed for you x

I thought this article might help you just incase doc's were abit vague as they usually are.
www.goodtoknow.co.uk/family/146216/Why-am-I-bleeding--continued

Sure you've been trawling the internet for advice but wanted to help. My sister's expecting at the moment so I can imagine what must be going through your mind. Hopefully it all turns out ok! Hope to hear some better news from you soon!

Mandy

lissiethevampireslayer · 11/10/2007 16:28

ronshar oh my darling x

cricri · 11/10/2007 16:58

Ronshar - I'm also keeping my fingers crossed for you. Big hugs.

goingfor3 · 11/10/2007 17:07

Ronshar I'm so sorry to hear about the bleeding, fingers crossed for you.

positive · 11/10/2007 17:13

Hi everyone,

ronshar jsut wanted to let you know I am thinking about you, fingers and toes crossed all will be okay

hi to everyone else, sorry ahvent been around for a few days and there is so much to catch up on. Hope that everyone is keeping well ( or as best as they can)

good vibes and positive thoughts

aquababe · 11/10/2007 17:27

ronshar - So sorry to hear. fingers crossed.

StarlightMcKenzie · 11/10/2007 17:39

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lissiethevampireslayer · 11/10/2007 18:00

hi starlight, sorry you have to join our merry band. x

katendmom · 11/10/2007 18:30

ronshar I really do not want to be nosy but when you feel like it - please let us know how you're doing, ok huh?

Hello to everybody~ It's raining cats and dogs here today and got very cold - real October. My AF is here full-blown but that's a good thing. I never thought about CDs, or OVs, or anything but it's all catching up with me, must be rubbing off MN

Claire to your question whether I'll be temping... I am not sure... not sure about TTC if that makes sense... here is why.

I finally had my visit with a genetics counselor (long story why it took so long - gotta love healthcare insurance in America). The visit was pretty short. She was very attentive and very sweet but pretty much told me upfront that she cannot think of anything to test us for. She said that because we lost babies to different chromosomal abnormalities and because both were extra genes (rather than mutated or mixed up genes) - she's confident that it is not related to anything that my DH or I have but rather just very-very bad luck, for both of our girls...

Now why I'm not sure about TTC now? Well, she said that she cannot prevent us from getting blood work done (even though she is pretty sure that it will be normal) BUT we have to see if our insurance will cover it. If not - it is $1,000 for each one of us, $2,000 total... we just don't have such money to spend.

I told all this to my DH...and while he was very relieved to hear what she said, I got a feeling that he would only believe the tests results... So, if insurance won't cover it, I guess he will still be pretty unsure about TTC not knowing what those results would be... and this is not a decision I will force him to make.

I am in a process of dealing with my insurance company now. If they say "no" and my DH remains nervous in the absence of results - I will be fine and happy with our DS

StarlightMcKenzie I am so sorry, where are my manners! I just read these posts bottom up. I am SO sorry about your loss. How are you coping, hun?

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Triggles · 11/10/2007 20:27

Sorry. God, I just seem to pop in and out here, but work has been a bit busy and I feel like I've been running in circles lately.

Ronshar - thinking of you and hoping everything is okay [hugs]

StarlightMcKenzie · 11/10/2007 21:01

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ClairePO · 11/10/2007 21:26

Ronshar everything crossed for you, thinking of you and hoping so much.

Starlight so sorry you have to join us. Hope you are feeling as OK as you can be. Big hugs.

Kate fingers crossed the insurance company come around and pay for the testing.

ClairePO · 11/10/2007 21:26

And sorry, forgot to add - evening to everyone else.

ronshar · 11/10/2007 22:28

Mandy thank you. I looked at your link.

Still bleeding but I think it has slowed a bit. Maybe not just wishfull thinking.

Without wanting to drag up old and painful memories and Im not even sure I want to know. How did those of you who "naturally MCed" start. And how quickly did the placenta take to go, if you see what I mean??
Sorry I have to ask.
But I dont want to know.
Help.
Is this the shortest pregnancy in the world?

splishsplosh · 11/10/2007 23:02

Oh Ronshar, I'm so sorry to hear what you're going through...there is still hope though. When I had my first scan which confirmed the mc, the lady who scanned me told me you can just never tell what the resukt will be. She said some people bleed so much the table is flooded, but the baby is OK. Others have 1 tiny drop, and it's bad news.

If you want to know what natural mc was like for me, read on, but feel free to ignore, if you don't want to think too much more about it.

I started bleeding on a Thursday evening, just dark brown discharge really, was brown blood next day, gradually became redder, a few little bits in. I had slight low down perdiod pains, and also a bi of an ache in my lower back. On Sunday evening, stronger pain, heavier bleeding, and by Monday morning some biggish clots. Mostly went into loo, so didn't really see what/when I lost things. Worst bit was Monday afternoon. And there was still stff left a week later - still don't know what's happened, have to do pg test Monday to see what's going on, or if may need ercp.

Huge hug to you.

Welcome to Starlight, and anyone else new, sorry you've been through this too.

FlossieF, you poor thing, hope this is the last procedure you need, and your body can get on with recovering.

Hi everyone else x

Emmsy · 12/10/2007 06:43

ronshar and starlight I hope you are both feeling a little better today? I am so sorry for you both. BIG [[[HUGS]]]] comming your way, take care xxxxxxxxxxxx

My AF is due today as I am 14 days past "O" it looks as though she's on her way as my temp has gone even lower today, near to my coverline! My temps have been accurate for approx 14 months so there won't be a BFP for me this month! This will be my first AF since my last M/C so it's probably for the best..
Anyway looking on the brighter side I may get another July baby! I already have 2 DC born in July, it might save me a little bit on birthday parties!
I will try and update later if I can get on the computer!! Take care allxxxxxxx

ClairePO · 12/10/2007 07:32

How are you this morning Ronshar?

Hope eveything goes OK today Floss Emmsy so sorry she's on her way - how long is it since your m/c? I think I'm 14dpo too and no sign of her yet BFN I'm hoing she truns up soon so I know where I am.

Ronshar - my experience of a natural m/c at 9 wks was starting light brown spotting on Monday, we were in Austria on a touring holiday so didn't know what to do, just kept thinking 'they say spotting like this can be nothing to worry about'. 2 days later and we had got to Koblenz in Germany and hospital confirmed m/c. Light brown spotting continued with no red blood seen until the next Monday. No pains, bleeding was heavier and red that week, passed sac saturday nearly 2 weeks after spotting started. As SplishSplosh says everyone is different.

goingfor3 · 12/10/2007 08:03

Ronshar I hope the bleeding has stopped for you. My mc's started with just a drop of blood and then cntractions. I did have another v early mc when I had a bfp in the morning and my period started in he afternoon and that was just like a normal period. Everybody have different experiences and I really hope this is not one for you.

lissiethevampireslayer · 12/10/2007 10:01

one of my mc's (4+6) was technically like a period, but heavier and thicker (IYKWIM) and the pains were like mini contractions, i felt them more in my lower back and pelvis. I bled for 4d v heavily then it stopped with no tail off.

how are you doing today?

Mandy44 · 12/10/2007 10:36

Hi Roshnar,

You are welcome. Hope everythings ok and sorry to hear about everyone else!

Mandy x

spookykitty · 12/10/2007 11:11

ronshar - aww I really feel for you (((hugs))) my mc (baby at 6 weeks I got to 10 weeks) was a lot of brown spotting for 2 weeks then the heavy red stuff, the heavy red stuff lasted for 3 days with some pains and passing loads of clots, didn't see a placenta or baby as a lot of the time I just sat on the loo when I felt a lot coming out and let it go (sorry if TMI there) bleeding tailed off after about 10 days.

starlight - hi and welcome so sorry you had to join us but this is a great thread and one I hope everyone will graduate from with a lovely babe.

grinningbee · 12/10/2007 13:34

Hello ladies,

Mind if I join you?

I can see a few familiar names from the Due in May 2008 thread. It's such a shame.

I hope you don't mind, I have to get this all off my chest, please don't read it if you will get upset.

My DH recently had stomach cancer, went through the treatment, and then a few weeks ago was told he just needed blood tests to check. Great news! Even better was when we got our BFP on September 10th.

I had my first MW appointment last Thursday (4th Oct) and mentioned I had had a tiny amount of brown blood. She wasn't worried.

I started bleeding on Sunday, just a tiny bit, but it got worse and worse, and by Tuesday I was worried enough to phone and got an appointment for a scan on Wednesday.

I was 9 weeks and 2 days, but the scan showed that the sac had stopped growing at 6 weeks. Although there was a yolk, I couldn't see a baby on the screen.

I was told to go home and wait for it to miscarry naturally, and just take paracetamol. Couple of hours later I passed a blood clot the size of my hand. Not much pain, and that was pretty much it that night. (Well, apart from drinking a bottle of red wine.... ahem!!).

Woke up in agony on yesterday. I mean pain so bad you don't know whether to sit, lay down, stand up, cry... called the emergency MW and she said to take Nurofen!! To her credit, she did call back to check, and after 6 hours of this pain told me to go into the EPAC. The pain subsided in the car on the way over (bloody typical!) but getting out of the car on arriving was fun as I had a gush of blood.

They didn't do another scan but checked things out internally with the good old speculum (sp?) managed to trap my pubes in it to add to the hilarity. They wanted to keep me in as the cervix was open, but I was so upset and confused all I wanted to do was go home. They did give me some stronger painkillers.

On arriving back home I could feel something needed to come out iykwim, but I had to push... it was the placenta and sac etc. Very upsetting, and DH bless him cuddled me while we wondered what the heck to do with it (do you bury it or flush it?) but we decided as it actually wasn't a baby to flush.

Been bleeding and passing smaller clots since, but the pain is more bearable.

However, DH has told me this morning that he found out on Monday that the cancer is back, but he didn't want to worry me with everything else going on.

Just how crappy is life supposed to be!!!

We are going to try to have a baby as soon as we can though.

If you have read this far, thank you for listening to me go on. I just needed to tell someone.

Grinningbee

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