Thanks everyone for the congrats on the scan, was so lovely to see those messages! 💙
Had a very busy weekend and been feeling rubbish with sickness, can't believe there were 9 pages to come back to 😂
I would say that it's not "much better" to think negatively. All it does is prolong the sadness and upset, sometimes unnecessarily, not necessarily making it easier at all if something bad does happen. I am predisposed to thinking negatively due to my mental health and all it's ever done is cause me grief before it was necessary or when it was completely unnecessary.
This is my first pregnancy, and I'm fully aware things might go wrong but I'd rather not spend the entire time worrying about that and enjoy each day (which is hard when I'm spewing 😂) as it comes until I know otherwise.
More often than not, a pregnancy will lead to a baby. I know that's upsetting for people who have experienced loss, but it's the facts, and I have to work based off that.
I removed myself from the thread a couple of times as I felt it was damaging my health to see so much concern about loss, absolutely made me worry more than I needed to.
I'm feeling a lot better now as I've done a lot of work, spoken to my therapist, and had a lot of talks with my partner about percentage chances (getting him to google so I don't worry myself), and removed myself from this whenever it's felt damaging, but I've had to actively put in the work.
Agree with the comments about it not being baffling confidence, just working off the facts we have, which are until I'm told otherwise, I'm pregnant.