Where did you come from originally? What a small world indeed! Have you liked living here the previous five years? My husband moved here from Kent in 2010 to be with me, so he hasn't lived on the area for much longer than yourself.
I understand that. It's a lottery going in early. But I have to point out though, that you'll be ... 6+1 on Friday? There's a chance you may not see anything still. Some don't, as some babies grow a little slower, but it doesn't necessarily mean the pregnancy is doomed to failure. Plenty of people go in around the 6 week mark, don't see anything or won't see much, go back a few days later and there's a healthy baby there. We saw our son at 5+6 but he was so incredibly tiny, with the tiniest little flickering hb. Any earlier we wouldn't have seen anything. We were lucky to have seen anything then. Going back at 8 weeks the change was unbelievable.
I know it's in a way, easier to feel this isn't going anywhere because you're protecting yourself. But I'm going to keep everything tightly crossed for you. Hopefully this is a new year, a new start and with a new and healthy baby for you.
Thank you, that's so sweet
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I have Asperger's, so I tend to obsess over things a lot. Like a dog with a bone, I won't quit until I know everything (and I know there's so much I don't know still!). I know what losses are like, and I also know what it's like to hear people being less than compassionate and I couldn't be like that with anyone. I don't understand why anyone would be blasé about something as devastating as a loss, or when you're struggling to conceive, or you're conceiving ok but they won't stick. It's all horrible to deal with on so many levels. Many say those with Asperger's don't have any empathy but actually, what they perceive as lack of empathy is frequently that person feeling what the other feels too much, and sometimes they distance themselves and sound clinical. I think sometimes it's hard to do that though, and I can relate to a degree because we have had so many really early losses, it conjures up so many different emotions