lorraine137
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First of all I want to say sorry to all the women who are going through or who have been through a miscarriage.
I lost my baby boy 3 weeks ago during my 2nd Trimester(15 weeks), and I'm hoping to get some sort of answers. This miscarriage totally blindsided me. I remember going for my 12 week scan and everything was fine, apart from the sonographer detecting that I had a 7cm Fibroid. I even had my blood test results back and everything was fine, and out of the blue at 15 weeks my waters break all of a sudden. I remember going to the hospital the day before to get checked out as I had a stomach ache which I thought might be the ligaments stretching, and the registrar scanned me, and the last image I saw was baby with his hands behind his ears looking very content, and everything changed within that 24 hrs.
What hurts me the post is that women like us would give our right arm to have a baby, but then you get women who don't even deserve to have kids.
My aunt currently fosters a 7 month old baby, and the child's biological mother is only 28 yrs old and has 7 "healthy" kids who are all in foster homes. Then you have my sister who has 3 "healthy" children and decides to bogger off and leave them at such a young age.
Then you watch pregnancy programmes, and even then you can see that some of the women who are about to have their babies,aren't half as bothered with whats going on.
I would give anything to have baby Adrian here
*Just needed to let off steam*
I lost my baby boy 3 weeks ago during my 2nd Trimester(15 weeks), and I'm hoping to get some sort of answers. This miscarriage totally blindsided me. I remember going for my 12 week scan and everything was fine, apart from the sonographer detecting that I had a 7cm Fibroid. I even had my blood test results back and everything was fine, and out of the blue at 15 weeks my waters break all of a sudden. I remember going to the hospital the day before to get checked out as I had a stomach ache which I thought might be the ligaments stretching, and the registrar scanned me, and the last image I saw was baby with his hands behind his ears looking very content, and everything changed within that 24 hrs.
What hurts me the post is that women like us would give our right arm to have a baby, but then you get women who don't even deserve to have kids.
My aunt currently fosters a 7 month old baby, and the child's biological mother is only 28 yrs old and has 7 "healthy" kids who are all in foster homes. Then you have my sister who has 3 "healthy" children and decides to bogger off and leave them at such a young age.
Then you watch pregnancy programmes, and even then you can see that some of the women who are about to have their babies,aren't half as bothered with whats going on.
I would give anything to have baby Adrian here
*Just needed to let off steam*