never_give_up
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Was it too good to be true...
Yesterday was a nightmare
As we were leaving church I felt a gush (tmi alert) my heart sank when I went to the bathroom and saw red blood. Not just a little spotting either. Dh heard me yell NOOOOO. He rushed to me and hugged me and immediately took me to GBMC hospital. We didn't have time to eat lunch. Waited forever to be admitted and then they tried to do a reg u/s of course saw nothing. The midwife asked if I felt cramping and I didn't and she said that was good. The bleeding stopped. They checked my cervix and said it was firm and closed tight so I was not having a miscarriage. Waited four hours for vaginal sonogram. There was a yolk sac in the gestational sac but no fetal pole.
The sonogram tech said I measured 5 weeks 2 days. She asked if my period was regular and I was sure of my dates. I responded that I thought I had ovulated late and had a big temp dip on the 13th Feb and had a beta of 35 on Feb 14th so I could have had a late inplantaion. I added that I didn't think I should be counting from my last lmp which would be 6 weeks 3 days. I was thinking more 5 weeks 5 days. She said that the bleeding was caused by a small tear in the placenta
She said it is quite common to see only a yolk sack at 5 weeks 2 days ( my mind flashed back to my last miscarriage when they said I measured 7 weeks and they saw a fetal pole but no heartbeat. They were trying to make me feel better by saying maybe my dates were off).
Well this tech was not as sensitive. She said that I should try clomid. A friend of hers tried it and had twins. I told her that I had been through 2 ivfs and I want THIS pregnancy!! Her response made me feel like she didn't think this was a viable pregnancy.
Yesterday was the 3rd March, the same day I miscarried exactly 3 years ago.
Except I was 9 1/2 weeks. We waited to see the high risk OB who never turned up. Then we had to wait for Rhogam shot to be sent from pharmacy. I needed the rhogam shot because I am rh negative(A-) and Dh is rh positive (B+)It finally arrived at 9pm. It hurts much more than the trigger shot
I was starving since I hadn't eaten since breakfast. My HCG was 3,329 so it's still doubling. However progesterone dropped from 62 to 19! I couldn't get the midwives to prescribe progesterone. I have 3 days worth of it here (from my last ivf) so started taking it last night. I am thinking the otc one isn't strong enough. Fertility clinic hasn't called me back. Since this is a spontaneous pregnancy I guess they don't want to be responsible.
I still had refills for progesterone from last June but I doubt pharmacy will fill it since it's been 9 months. I am going to try and maybe they will call the nurse to check with her and she may just call me back?
I am waiting for the OBGYN office to call me so I can move my appointment sooner. A winter storm is on it's way. sigh.
Please keep us in your prayers. It's all in God's hands now.
Yesterday was a nightmare

As we were leaving church I felt a gush (tmi alert) my heart sank when I went to the bathroom and saw red blood. Not just a little spotting either. Dh heard me yell NOOOOO. He rushed to me and hugged me and immediately took me to GBMC hospital. We didn't have time to eat lunch. Waited forever to be admitted and then they tried to do a reg u/s of course saw nothing. The midwife asked if I felt cramping and I didn't and she said that was good. The bleeding stopped. They checked my cervix and said it was firm and closed tight so I was not having a miscarriage. Waited four hours for vaginal sonogram. There was a yolk sac in the gestational sac but no fetal pole.


Well this tech was not as sensitive. She said that I should try clomid. A friend of hers tried it and had twins. I told her that I had been through 2 ivfs and I want THIS pregnancy!! Her response made me feel like she didn't think this was a viable pregnancy.




I am waiting for the OBGYN office to call me so I can move my appointment sooner. A winter storm is on it's way. sigh.
Please keep us in your prayers. It's all in God's hands now.