Hi somebody, nouser is right, hoepfully posting here will get you through the last few weeks. I'm 32+5 with dc2 after a mc early last year. Have got to the stage where I can things being alright most of the time, but would honestly put that down to already having a sucessful pregnancy with dd. But after stressing about everything since bfp, that moment at the start of this week actually hurt, which is stupid.
I have friends who have been unfortant enough to go through recurent mc.
One couple I've known since my college days had almost 9 years of losses for varrious reasons (both mcs and choosing to terminate) before their beautiful dd was born. It was impossably hard on the both of them and I don't think they ever throught, even when she was being induced at 37 weeks they would get their baby in the end. She coped by doing the bear minumum; litterally just had a few nappies and a couple of bits for the baby and borrowed a friends car seat. Her patner organised borrowing things for us on the chance that everything did turn out alright. After a horrific pregnancy where almost everything that could go wrong did and bad depression and anxsity, she was induced at 37 weeks and delievered a fighting fit, healthy little girl in a matter of hours! She said the moment she heard her cry the cloud of everything bad that had surrounded her lifted and she just felt lighter. She looked it too. I saw them a when their dd was a few hours old and they poped into to pick up the baby clothes and moses basket they were borrowing. Relitives did a supermarket shop and stocked them up with nappies and other parifinalia and with in a few days they had had pushchair, car seat, cot etc delievered and were enjoying their baby.
Others ladies say that their feelings of dread a doom lifted within a few hours, and they were happy by the end of week one. I only know of one lady who suffered with postnatle depression who with the right help recovered quickly; she's now pregnant with her second too!
So even if you do feel stressed and worried until the end of the line, it doesn't mean there isn't light at the end of the tunnle.
reebok so sorry to see you've continued to have a tough time. Everything crossed that your little girl stays put and you don't have anymore contrations like that. Really hoping that your sickness has atleast eased.
Congratulations baked hope you're recovery is going smoothly and you're enjoying your new addition.