Luvlybabybump
Trying for our first!
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My TTC journey only just began in November. I had my IUD removed and I got pregnant right away, that part was the good news.
The bad news, was it wasn't a healthy pregnancy. I didn't even know I was pregnant since I got my period on Dec. 11th but when I was still bleeding on day 16, I knew something was wrong. I had no symptoms but the blood test came out positive and I was pregnant.
I was shock to hear it so I had a hard time allowing myself to hope for the best. As it turned out, the next couple of blood test proved I was losing my bean. Since it was so early in the pregnancy and because I have two aunts that had ectopic, my doctor didn't want to take a chance (the ultrasound revealing fluid behind my uterus), we treated it as an early ectopic pregnancy. He scheduled me for an injection of Methotrexate which is a cancer drug that stops the growth of rapidly developing cells.
I felt ill afterwards, like I had the flu. I've had cramps for days and the bleeding it still going on, today is day 26.
I do feel better now. I've had a few good cries. I know that I would have been worst off (emotionally) if I had known about the pregnancy longer or if I had to have had surgery. Thankfully it didn't come to that. Though, sitting in the Oncology unit was a bit tramatic. I see my doctor again on Thursday to make sure my body is on track. I'm praying for good news. I don't want another injection.
I just wanted to share my story with you. This website has been very helpful and comforting. There are soo many wonderful, sweet ladies here ready to offer advice and support.
I pray we all get our very own happy sticky bean for 2009!
The bad news, was it wasn't a healthy pregnancy. I didn't even know I was pregnant since I got my period on Dec. 11th but when I was still bleeding on day 16, I knew something was wrong. I had no symptoms but the blood test came out positive and I was pregnant.
I was shock to hear it so I had a hard time allowing myself to hope for the best. As it turned out, the next couple of blood test proved I was losing my bean. Since it was so early in the pregnancy and because I have two aunts that had ectopic, my doctor didn't want to take a chance (the ultrasound revealing fluid behind my uterus), we treated it as an early ectopic pregnancy. He scheduled me for an injection of Methotrexate which is a cancer drug that stops the growth of rapidly developing cells.
I felt ill afterwards, like I had the flu. I've had cramps for days and the bleeding it still going on, today is day 26.
I do feel better now. I've had a few good cries. I know that I would have been worst off (emotionally) if I had known about the pregnancy longer or if I had to have had surgery. Thankfully it didn't come to that. Though, sitting in the Oncology unit was a bit tramatic. I see my doctor again on Thursday to make sure my body is on track. I'm praying for good news. I don't want another injection.
I just wanted to share my story with you. This website has been very helpful and comforting. There are soo many wonderful, sweet ladies here ready to offer advice and support.
I pray we all get our very own happy sticky bean for 2009!