Oh, Baking, how simply horrible for you. I'm so so sorry.
Please don't think you're horrible or hard. This time round - the first time I was told it was definitely a mc, before the hb was discovered, and then again after the baby had died - I had several calm and from the outside very macabre conversations with my gynae about how best to proceed in order to 'save' enough 'material' for testing. These are simply the bitter facts of our position. It doesn't mean we love our babies any less, or think any less of them after they are gone
. We do all this for love of the baby that hasn't reached us yet, iyswim. Thinking of you.
Squiz, I am thinking of you too and hoping for the best possible outcome/resolution to all this. How draining it's been for you 
Thank you all for good wishes. I'm having a hard time. Every year in our town there is a service at the cemetery for the babies miscarried and stillborn over the past year. That's two for me
The vicar is a friend of mine and I talked it over with her - what to say and (importantly) not to say - beforehand. I sang a solo at the service. There was a young girl there, with her partner and her mother, very upset, she was perhaps late teens, early twenties at most. My heart broke for her. It was very caringly and lovingly done, it was beautiful. But the whole thing has taken a toll on me and I am struggling atm with the whole feeling of partly having moved on - and even ttc again - and the grief I'm still carrying around. I'm still terribly upset really and just want this baby back. Then there are all the demands of the rest of life and of other people on me
Sorry for whinge. What you two are facing is so much worse.