Hello lovelies
Just a quick one from me, MLS glad you are home and on the road to recovery, my mum was rushed to hospital with blood clots on her lung just before our wedding but is fine now than god! The thought of that must of been very scary for you whilst worrying about baby.. Glad they have you properly diagnosed now and nipped the pneumoia in the bud and all is ok with LO.. Rest up & take it easy...
Monkey I have been thinking of you constantly and its made me so .. I lit an extra candle for your little one in church yesterday and said special prayers, DH did too.. Im sure you have the mixed emotions today, of dreading tomorrow, yet also just wanting it over with.. I echo the others, and as I said in my last post to you, that whilst DH may be finding this incredibly hard, that possibly seeing your LO, naming him or her (which I think you may have too for registering the birth/death), and even a photo or footprints, may help with the greiving process in the long run... Its an awful thing to have to contend with and I just couldnt get my head round it myself when we had to think about all that.. as I said though, you go in autopilot & somewhere deep inside you do find some inner strength to continue to function in a strange numb sense til you get out the other side.. Im so pleased your Dad is there for you, and that you are already on the case for a break away afterwards, I have always found it cathartic..
Theres something else I thought of, I wanted to say everything as soon as you told me, but have felt the need to dripfeed you some of my experiences as its all so overwhelming as it is, but sadly, when you are this far along, you boobs will engorge and you will produce milk, no-one told me it would happen, and it mortified me. A few days after my op my boobs went like rock and started leaking, it was so painful, and very distressing.. Obviously you have DS so have experienced it before, but just thought I should warn you..
I really have just thought of you all weekend long, and it just makes me so .. Im glad you are taking some comfort from the support you are recieving on here, its truly invaluable. I only discovered these amazing ladys after our 3rd awful loss that Iv spent this last week reliving.. It was whilst googling for info on the whole nuchal fold issue, which was 8mm in the end, and potential outcomes of it, that I stumbled across MN and 'Emmsys Angels, Support for Mummies of Lost Angels' back in Jul 08, I just remember crying at something so poignantly named, and that yes, there was acknowledgement that I was a mummy, even though my 3 babies had all gone straight to heaven... I hope you can take some faith, as the church service was emphasising yesterday, that there is always hope (my family motto is 'While I breath I Hope' BIL has tattoo in his back!). Although I lost my 4th last Jan, here I am with 8 & half weeks til I (please god) hopefully finally become a mummy.. Everytime I have felt her kick this weekend I smile and thank god..
Anyway sweetheart, just want you to know that I am sending you strength, love and hugs, for what will be no doubt one of the most traumatic things you will have to endure.. All of us on here are united in the circle of strength we are trying to send you.. My heart goes out to you... Lots of love x x x x x