I had a scan at 8+3 and saw a heartbeat but i still feel like something could go wrong. I havnt had the date through for my 12 week scan yet but im terrified of going and hearing i've had another mmc
i've never had an mmc or a mc at all. but i know how you feel. we saw the hb at 5+6 and i'm happy and all but in the back of my head i know it's still super early. making me nervous. i had a dream last night that i was cramping and ended up having dark red AF blood
I had a early private scan at 7 weeks and i was still so worried i tested everyday until i was 12 weeks (waste of money!!).
And i was still worried i would have a misscarriage. I think its normal to worry as we all worry but try not to even though its hard. I've worried from day one and its made me not enjoy my pregnancy really and im still worrying now lol ... its so hard but try not to worry. xx
haze hunny i felt like that the other week, i seen the heartbeat and everything but it still didnt reassure me like i expected. I was close to going for a private scan but i have a doppler and i feel better now
I feel the same hun, I just try to think that what will be will be and I can't change it if anything were to happen, it's in God's hands and for me, they're hands I trust. But it's hard to give it up.
I think it's only natural to feel as you do - especially after you have suffered a loss.
Don't beat youself up about it. I've had 2 early scans and seen a nice strong HB both times but after what I've been through (2 MMC's this year) I wont relax until I've got my baby here. I'm trying to enjoy it though. But fear does sneak in x
I've got an early scan tomorrow and if everything ok i'll still feel worried until my 12 week scan. I had a mmc in May and found out at 12 weeks that the baby had died at 9 weeks. It worries me because baby obviously had a heartbeat to get to 9 weeks.
It's awful if you've had a mc because you just worry constantly!
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