@WorkingMama1 Glad the yoga helped a bit. Chrissy Teigen and John Legend’s news is so sad, I really feel for them. One of my friends text me to see if I was alright with it being all over the place today, which was very sweet.
@MrsK21 First pregnancy I had an early scan at 7 weeks (wanted to wait for 8 but was away so went earlier) and saw a heartbeat but measured six weeks. Though it reassured me in a way – knowing the pregnancy was viable and not ectopic/blighted ovum – it didn’t reassure me in others. The MMC at 12 weeks wasn’t a big surprise for me, strangely, I was almost expecting it – I left the early scan not feeling very sure (for no real reason). This time I said I would wait until 10 weeks, at which point we’d go so that DH could be there if it was bad news, however had a bleed at 8 and a bit weeks and ended up being scanned then. I think after 8 weeks is good as the odds of anything going wrong drop drastically and then they drop again after 10 weeks, so it’s just down to how long you can wait.
@Ew1990 Oh no to the MS being back! Hope it disappears off soon. I’ve felt nauseous and had the horrible metallic taste back the last few days, too (though thankfully no vomiting) – interesting with us being pretty much exactly the same gestation!
@Simmy20 Welcome! Glad everything seems to be going well despite the bleeding – it must just add to the worry but sounds like everything is in hand and progressing nicely ☺️
@elliew818 A weird outcome of the MMC was that we felt that we knew exactly who we wanted to tell and when with this pregnancy. I told my best friend straight away (first she’d heard of the previous pregnancy was when I told her about the MMC) and we told our parents and DH’s brother a few days after the BFP. It helped us to know we had that support there if we needed it, but I also didn’t like the pressure of everyone worrying about us after last time – my mum was constantly asking how I was feeling and although I know she meant well, it felt like pressure on me to reassure that everything was ok in there when I couldn’t even do that to myself. That said, they’ve definitely eased off now that we’ve had the 12-week scan. We told the family and our close friends after the scan and screening results (so ended up being almost 14 weeks as I had a late scan), which was really nice – it’s a milestone we’ve been wanting to get to for a long time and it was a weight off our shoulders to be able to stop keeping this huge secret. Every now and then I do find myself thinking things like ‘how will we tell them if it goes wrong?!’ though. Not going to announce it widely/put it on social media until probably our wedding anniversary in December and that will depend on how we feel, no guarantees! So, after that rambling answer, I guess I’m saying that it’s a completely personal decision – try and have a think about how they might react and if it would help you or not.
@Poppy10121 Hooray, congratulations! So happy for you 💕 Love that you have a little wriggler and it’s a boy! 💙 Amazing that they could tell you that already (I guess the headstand position helped? 😂) So thrilled!