Hello everyone, hope you've all had a good week. It's been a busy week for me with it being half-term, lots of ferrying kids about to various places and little me-time!! Still, back to routine on Monday....
sabs - I've yet to have af post-mc so don't yet know what it'll be like but hope you're feeling a bit better now.
vicky - glad the trip to the doc's was a positive experience and fingers crossed for helpful test results in due course.
mm - when I left hospital, the nurse told me that af should return within 2-6wks, so your af is within her range?
Incidentally, the nurse also said that if af has not returned 10wks after the D&C, then to see a doctor - out of interest, what would the doctor do? Take blood? Do some tests?
vm - hope you're feeling a bit better now. It's November tomorrow, so only a few more weeks to wait until you can start ttc again!
mollie - I must be naive, but I didn't realise that you had to pay for counselling?! Is it very expensive? I think it's crap that such a service is not provided on the NHS.
lilac - I don't know the answer to your question but I'm sure somebody with more experience will be along soon!
I've spent a couple of afternoons this week in indoor soft-play centres (as you do during half-term) and at one session there was a lady cradling her almost 6wk old baby boy on the sofa next to mine (I overheard her telling somebody else how old he was) - he was sooooo cute!! It made me feel all broody again...there were also so many really cute toddlers around too. It was a bitter-sweet feeling in some ways; bitter because of my recent mc and sweet because I actually enjoyed watching all the little ones having fun and watching the 6wk old's body language (you forget the details don't you). My thinking now is to relax and to see what happens - if for whatever reason, I don't manage to have another successful pg, then at least when I'm 60yrs+, I'll be able to say I tried and if I do have another successful pg, then too!!
That's the theory anyway