@Dani46 I totally understand all your feelings. I had a first scan that showed slightly slow growth but a really slow heartbeat at 7+4 (sized at 7 weeks) and reading medical studies the rate it was basically was doomed, so I actually grieved then, before living in limbo for 2.5 weeks with a second scan that showed negative growth but a strong heartbeat (still not sure how that happened) immediately after which I started spotting and didn't stop until my next follow up scan 12 days later where it was confirmed baby had died the day after the previous scan. I should have been 10+1, baby was no bigger than 7 weeks.
Because I had the long time to process it, whilst I had a horrible reaction to the news on Monday, by today when I had surgery my feelings had subsided to more general sadness, and a bit of wondering about why I had to go through this twice already, and when will it be my turn.
I'm trying to look forward, be as healthy as I can (just done the most ridiculously healthy Tesco order 😂), get back to the gym and enjoy life whilst the journey continues. At a minimum I've got 2 weeks before I can even check to test negative, and I want to keep living my life. And talking to my partner is important too - my best friend (who was taking to us both independently) persuaded us both to stop being stubborn and really be open with each other and we both felt such a weight lifted for doing that.
The last few weeks I've been so scared of having a natural miscarriage whilst out and about with all the spotting that I've basically been stuck at home, so today is also a huge relief as it feels like I can get some freedom back now xx
P.s. sorry for the essay!