Sorry you have found your way into this part of the forum, so many losses is a really tough thing to go through.
What you are feeling is perfectly normal hun, becoming pregnant after recurrent m/c is incredibly trying on your emotions and it is very hard to get excited and hope that things work out "this time".
Have you been through the testing processes to see if there are underlying issues for the recurrent MC? Usually places will start after 3 m/c so if you haven't gone down these lines and want to, then talk to your GP. Just be aware though that sometimes there is no known cause or reason why things have gone so wrong.
My advice is simple - you just need to have faith that things will work out and you will hold a baby in your arms one day
Thnx yol 4 de luv nd suport i wnt 4 my apointment tuesday al is wel 4 nw hope it stays that way hav protein s deficiency im on clexane injection daily ouch bt if its gona i rly dnt mnd
I have had 9 chemical pregnancies, (early miscarriages) This pregnancy is the only one that has stuck. I always found the hardest thing was that with each pregnancy I still got just as excited as the last even though those around me were not excited and were waiting for bad news. My DH only allowed himself to get excited about this little bean at 11 weeks when he saw it wriggling away on the scan.
I have felt very lonely throughout all my other pregnancies and for the first several weeks of this one because everyone was expecting another loss.
It sounds like you are being monitored closely and I will be praying for this one to stay snug in your uterus. How far along are you now?
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