Good morning all! Thank you all so much for your kind words. I certainly didn't feel very good or strong going through the whole process, but in some ways I think it makes me more motivated to make our forever baby happen.
Hope - glad you finally got through that process.
I just went through something very similar in January and I was shocked how "stuff" just came
pouring out. I wasn't as strong as you through, as I almost passed out from all the blood and DH had to do the "collecting." It was awful! I still ended up having to have a D&C the next day to get the rest of the tissue that had not passed. I was about 10 weeks when that happened.
Like Nikki said - the NTNP break is nice and honestly, after the 5 month break I took this time after my loss, I really think your body needs it. Last year I was in and out of pregnancies almost the whole year!
Is is a little surprising! I think I was lucky, because I didn't really have a pouring or gush happen like a lot of other women. Mine was more like a really, really heavy period, which I was thankful for, except that it had me changing pads every 2-3 hours (mainly for comfort), ugh!
I'm hearing your on the break thing. I think my body probably needs a break too. I've been pregnant for 7 months in the last year...with nothing to show for it!
I am starting to come to terms with the idea of waiting, though it is hard to do after being so determined to make it happen asap!
Hope, I'm so sorry you are going through your mc, I hope you are on the road to recovery now. I really panicked when I passed mine before, I had this horrid feeling of not knowing what to do both times. You have been really strong
I hope everyone else is well? I'm cd9 with a bit of a rise today. Hmm wonder if I'll ov early this time? Who knows. I got my pre-seed through, will give that a whirl this week!
Thank you Sooperhans, your words mean a lot to me.
It sounds like you're close to O! We used pre-seed with 2 of our BFPs and I have a new tube waiting for us when we TTC again. I swear by that stuff. KMFX for yoU!
Hopestruck, you wrote about passing your baby beautifully - you are dealing with all the pain so well and I hope the worst is now over. Look after yourself as reality sets in and allow yourself to grieve as well if you need to
One thing that helped me when I passed my baby who had died at 8ish weeks was that most of the main chomosome bits are needed by 8/9 weeks and if baby is missing a vital bit, then the body will just stop the process - baby is perfect up until that point but just does have a bit it needs to go further. I never found out a reason for my MCs but as they were at different times, like yours I assumed that they were for different (possibly chromosomal) reasons, and therefore probably just bad luck. As you will be tested, I hope you get some answers, but if you don't, take hope that your body is working with you to create that perfect baby one day soon
Thanks so much Ladyfog, I really appreciate your kind words
. That is super interesting about the developmental bit. I hadn't thought about that before. Hopefully I'll get a descriptive lab report back that can tell me a bit more about what happened with this one. Part of me hopes for no answers (i.e. nothing's "wrong"), but the other part is hoping that there is something with a simple fix! haha. I'm sorry to hear that you weren't able to get answers, but I'm encouraging to see that you are well on your way with this little one! Did you doctor put you on anything "precautionary"? (e.g. progesterone or baby aspirin?)
Would you all believe that it's SNOWING where I live? We just moved from Vancouver (Canada) to a northern city, and I am in complete disbelief. I should be sitting on a patio by now!