Christmas Day BFP but worried..

[Lulukate1]

Hi ladies,
I got my BFP on Christmas morning at 9dpo.. photo is today's at 11dpo..
It was actually magical 😂 and felt so right, such a special time for a Christmas miracle!! Lol

This is our 12th month TTC, in the past year we've had 2 early miscarriages, one at 5 weeks and one at 6 weeks.. June and September..

And although I was thrilled on Christmas day, I'm now worrying and I can't help it 😞
Absolutely praying for a sticky bean this time! I know every info site tells you that miscarriages can't be prevented etc but there must be something I can do! I've been taking pregnancy vitamins for a year.. I "try" to eat well 😂 is there anything you ladies would recommend eating/doing/taking/trying?! I know its crazy and what will be will be.. just hope this is 3rd time lucky 🤞🏼🤞🏼
Success stories after miscarriages? Anything to give me hope ❤🌈

Thanks for reading, hope you all had a great Christmas!

Bump

Congrats! No advice but try not to worry .
This one will hopefully be successful pregnancy

Congratulations! Take it day by day and try not to worry. Hope all goes well.

Good luck! I started taking 150mg of aspirin per day after my BFP following a miscarriage.

Hi @Lulukate1 Congrats on your BFP. I got mine on Xmas eve too but have been a bundle of nerves since. I had a chemical in March, live births in 2015 and 2018, chemical in 2013 and mmc in 2014.
I’m taking folic acid, going to switch to pregnacare once I know this isn’t going to be another chemical. So far my lines look good but think I’m going to stop testing now as I’m going to drive myself mad. I’ve got one cb digi left which I’ll save for next week to see if the weeks indicator goes up to 2-3…
I think the best thing we can do for ourselves and our hopefully sticky beans is to just try and stay positive and calm!

High dose folic acid and yes take aspirin.
I am awake feeding my beautiful rainbow baby after 3 miscarriages. I also took progesterone but it’s prescription only. Ask your GP about it today, it won’t harm you and worth a try. www.bbc.com/news/health-59385621