@Hannie123 I totally get the nighttime feeling. I'm waking in the early hours every day needing a wee (so my body obv still is holding onto the pregnancy) then I'm up for the rest of the night. I can't stop this awful feeling of loss -I just want my baby, but then guilt for being disappointed that everytime I go to the loo nothing changes. I've been having (TMI but...) black/brown discharge since Tuesday. Can't really even call it bleeding as it's barely enough for a panty liner. Once or twice there have been more reddy tinges and ive got my hopes up only for it to fade back to black/nothing at all.
I tried so hard yesterday, but I'm stuck in quicksand. I want to try and move on-but I can't even properly grieve until this physical part is over. I'm also scared about what's going on inside-if my body thinks it is still pregnant does thT mean it's still growing the sac? Lining the uterus? So scared that everyday it doesn't happen means it's going to be physically hard with bigger/more tissue to pass when it does.
I spent the morning yesterday sobbing, my poor fella was really struggling with me and getting frustrated, so I felt like he was angry with me (I feel like I'm stuck on a loop of no control so the only thing I can do is think about the what ifs-of the past, present and future which is so hard for us both) which upset us both even more. I'm ashamed to say I walked away and left him downstairs whilst I went to the bedroom. Eventually I got myself showered and dressed. He went outside and took his anger out on the garden-he spent hours cutting back bushes etc-two wheelie bins full-and he used a sledgehammer to get everything in. I pottered and tried to sort stuff out-laundry etc and then we both walked the dog.
I've tried to be positive and look ahead-I've bought some ovulation tests so we can maximise our chances of conceiving again, and researched the hell out of it so I have a huge list of q's to ask (I need to do everything I can to stop this ever happening again) but ultimately I just want THIS baby, and if I can't have it I just want my body to stop being so cruel and let it go.
Not sure how I'm going to handle another week and a half until my next scan (which in itself is petrifying-I really must've been a horrible person for this to happen with my phobia) and the possible consequences of the outcome of it.
Really pleased you managed to get out @Hannie123 - it's so hard but you are right, distraction is important. As for bursting into tears, I think that's just what happens. Not only are we going through hell but our hormones are also giving us a kicking. Sorry to hear about the upheaval too -so much on your plate.
@rosemcn I'm in awe Rose-I can't even contemplate going to work at the moment, you are a very strong woman and I totally salute you. Especially as you're on your own with hubby at work. Don't think idve coped in your situation. Totally get the being thankful for doggy though-They bring such comfort-and help keep you moving as they rely on you for food, walks and love. And Scotland is stunning for walks.
When are you both due to go back to the EPAU? My next appt is weds 4th at 9.30am. Dreading it.
Anyway-I better stop my early hours ramble. Here's hoping that we all can get through this physical bit as naturally and as quickly as possible.
Hugs to you both xxx