Thread for sufferers of recurrent miscarriage

[OracleInaCoracle]

There seems to be a few of us, so thought i'd start a support thread.

[roobis]

woohoo! thats fab news xx

[downbutnotout]

Thanks lissie roobis!

So much for my temping skills - I was convinced I hadn't ovulated...

[roobis]

pmsl, how many weeks do you think you are?

[downbutnotout]

4.5, so obviously not out of the woods yet, but can dimly make out the exit from here.

[roobis]

keepingt verything crossed for you m'love x

[downbutnotout]

Cheers - will be under EPU this time, so hopefully plenty of support will be there and of course, here!

[tryingnottoobsess]

anyone interested in ressurecting this thread?

Had my 3rd mc last week, so am now officially 'recurrent' - great.

Feel totally at sea... today is my first day back at work... nobody knows why I was off, and I can't concentrate at all.

Feel so let down (by who, I don't know?!) and just want to stamp my foot because it is so unfair... ridiculous I know!

We've been referred to a specialist, so all of that is in hand, but, well... it is cold comfort.

anyone who was originally on this thread got any updates?

[sue10]

Hi there,
sorry for your losses, it's not fair is it? It's hard going back to work, i was pleased in the end that i had'nt told anyone why i was off as my colleague was preg when i returned which would have made things very awkward, still it was really hard to keep the mask on all day every day! Have you been referred to St Mary's in London or a local specialist? Takecare.
XXX.

[tryingnottoobsess]

Hi Sue10, and thanks for replying. How awful for you seeing a pg colleague every day. I mostly work with young lads, so at least I don't have that trial!

We're seeing the local hospital, which I'm fine about as we're 2hrs from London and don't need the extra hassle of getting time off work to travel to London. I reckon they'll be just as efficient at getting results for the basic blood tests etc.

What's your situation now - ttc after mc?