Hope you don't mind me joining you. Only just found this section.
My story: I lost my daughter Milana at 41 weeks gestation in Feb 2009, to a ruptured uterus, she died 2 days old.
Just had my son in Dec 2010, born at 31 weeks, after a very high risk pregnancy, and several weeks bed rest in hospital. Matteo was born at 1.84kg (4lb 1 oz), he is now 13 weeks old, or 4 weeks corrected age and weighs 5.31kg (11lb 11oz).
He is adorable, but as you all know it is so hard. The memories haunt me, every day.
Welcome guys I am floating around. Not much to offer at the moment. Significant anniversary fast approaching and nothing in reserves to give. But I am here .....
ButterflyForever, Welcome! It is nice and very sad to have a new member in this forum.
BW, How is everything with you?
We are doing well, thanks for asking. There has been a lot going on the past 4 months. Right after Brexton as born Grayson was diagnosed with a sensory processing disorder. We were afraid that it might be autism but thank goodness as of right now they don't think that is the case. We got him into occupational therapy and play groups and early preschool. We are so busy! It has been very overwheling but we are getting used to the new routine. The baby is very cooperative and I am very thankful. He is also a champ of a sleeper, 10 hours a night!
I am also dealing with a possible blood clot in my left leg This has put a big question mark over trying to have another little one.
Michelle, I love looking at your pics on facebook. Your little ones are so cute and getting so big!
A bit of a rough patch for a while - my arthritis drugs trashed my liver and I'm now no longer allowed to take them. I had three weeks of misery where I just got worse every day. Every day I'd think that this would have to be the worst it could possibly be, only to find out I was wrong the next day. But after three weeks I got approval to start a new drug, and for the first time since Sam was born I actually have hope that the arthritis can be controlled and another child is looking more and more possible - assuming we can ever find the money to go back to IVF. It's a fortnightly injection and I had a day's relief after the first dose, then three days after the second dose. I have another week to go before my third dose, but the bad bits between doses are nowhere near as bad as before, so I'm finally feeling good about things!
The sensory disorder sounds quite full on, but it seems you have got onto things early, which will certainly help!
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I am floating around. Not much to offer at the moment. Significant anniversary fast approaching and nothing in reserves to give. But I am here .....
This has put a big question mark over trying to have another little one.
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