Yes, you're right. I'm 35, so just getting into "advanced maternal age". I asked to have the baby karyotyped. My insurance is meant to cover the cost of it, as this was my second consecutive loss... But am gearing up to have to fight for that once the bill comes in. Thank you for sharing your MMC story- nightmare timing in top of the actual loss. I'm so glad you got your rainbow baby shortly thereafter! Good reminder to be thankful for small mercies, like the fact that you knew before leaving. I've been very thankful that I have my 2yo through all of this. He's hilarious, and knows how to lighten the mood.
I hope that your OH takes the big reveal well! I love those kind of inside jokes. It makes it cute and personal And very cute that your son wants a little sister. I hope you get a little girl. Will you find out? I have a friend due with her third in March, she has two boys already and I think will find out the gender of hers at her next appt.
Thank you, Flueky. I really like my dr in some ways, but she's not much into the emotional side of things! So, that's certainly a part of it. I booked in with the RE today, so will at least hopefully do some basic blood tests etc. I'm sure all of this feels so dramatic in the moment, but will be quickly "forgotten" if I get lucky in the not too distant future. How lovely for your girls to grow up together- I had a friend growing up who was the youngest of 3 girls. Her house was honestly so fun. I think because there were so many girls, they were all tom boys and just didn't care about being dainty. Kind of the opposite of what people probably expect from 3 girls!
I hope that your OH takes the big reveal well! I love those kind of inside jokes. It makes it cute and personal And very cute that your son wants a little sister. I hope you get a little girl. Will you find out? I have a friend due with her third in March, she has two boys already and I think will find out the gender of hers at her next appt.
Thank you, Flueky. I really like my dr in some ways, but she's not much into the emotional side of things! So, that's certainly a part of it. I booked in with the RE today, so will at least hopefully do some basic blood tests etc. I'm sure all of this feels so dramatic in the moment, but will be quickly "forgotten" if I get lucky in the not too distant future. How lovely for your girls to grow up together- I had a friend growing up who was the youngest of 3 girls. Her house was honestly so fun. I think because there were so many girls, they were all tom boys and just didn't care about being dainty. Kind of the opposite of what people probably expect from 3 girls!