Hi all,
Have been avoiding this thread for a few days after a bit of a rollercoaster of a week. Need to get my head straight before I started to think or talk about it.
Woke up in the small hours of Wednesday morning, went to the toilet and found what I throught was two spots of red blood when I wiped. Really worked myself up into a state and convinced myself I was about to MC. Ignored all of dh's sensable surgestions to call the hospital, but eventually called my midwife when she came on duty the next morning. Didn't paticually want to leave the house so refused her offer of a check up, was instructed to call hospital if any more bleeding, any pain or if bump stopped moving. Couldn't face the idea of bad news and basically decided I wanted to be left alone.
Anyway Thursday night, notice another couple of spots of blood on tissue BEFORE I wiped. Then noticed a scratch on my tigh I must keep knocking that I'd wiped over. Dd must have scratched me before I evidted her from our bed on wednesday morning. Very releaved to have worked out an explination but has really put me back into a negative tail spin. Feel like I'm back to knicker checking as well as constant movement monitoring, which is exhausting. 2 weeks tomorrow until I reach 24 weeks and now feel like I'm crawling there!
Have a rescan for 20 week scan a week today, which I'm hoping I will find reasuring. Dh has also become suprisingly good at rastionaling things despite my raging hormoans and most of the time is pretty reasuring.
My poor Nan is currently very ill. Went up to visit her in hospital this weekend, despite really just wanting to stay home. But atleast I've seen her now and she's seen dd. It's also given me something a bit more real to worry about rather than just the potential threat of mc!
march and paws, I've alomst put on a stone from pre mc weight, 5 weeks before this one took. Put on loads with dd, 3 1/2 stone I think, but another was 1 1/2 lighter than orignial pre pregnancy weight before we started to try for #2.
cotton congratulations on +3, celebrate the little milestones that make you feel good.