Hello hester: Don't know if you will remember me from the TTC threads of days gone by but I am so happy to read that you are 33 weeks. I know that you are concerned about your little girl; she seems like a fighter though. Do you find that you are counting every little movement? I was really worried with my first pg as he just wasn't very active (even according to the experts) but he was born healthy and hasn't stopped moving since. Have you spoken to anyone about your worries?
Hi Nemo! Are you still worried about this baby? I know that you have been having a hard time lately. I'm sorry.
Cori: thanks again for starting this thread. I agree that it seems like a very good idea to take it in small stages. I am really hoping to still have a heart-beat at my next ante-natal appt which is in 4 weeks! I will be 17 weeks at that point and have only had one miscarriage beyond that point. I think that I will relax at 20 weeks but as hester pointed out sometimes you just acquire more to worry about at that stage as well. I don't think that my heart or body could handle another pregnancy after this one so I will take it one day at a time and pray that this baby makes it.
Xena, Petunia, Withchild and Cori, too: the pains you describe sound very familiar. I hated feeling like every twinge was an impending miscarriage. I hope that the next few weeks fly by so that you are feeling more pregnant but less ill, dizzy and crampy.
Trollprincess: I am so pleased that you had an early scan and saw a heartbeat. What a huge relief. On to the next mile-stone.
beag: I would imagine that the next 15 weeks will be really hard for you. I feel so sad that you lost your daughter last year and don't have any answers. It sounds as if you are receiving adequate care but I sure know what you mean about only feeling better for one day our of seven...
Sweetheart: Not too much longer to go before you have that baby in your arms. Are you feeling lots of kicks to reassure you?
I am glad that we can all post our worries here and know that we are not going to be judged. It is not easy to remain positive when you have lost a baby.