Good Morning everyone
Hopefully everyone is still baking away nicely after the weekend!!!
Welcome tk, lovely to see you here hun, I have 3-4 friends who all had PE/HELLP with their first bubbas and wonderfully all of them have made it to FT with future pregnancies, there was a lot more monitoring, very regular BP checks, growth scans etc and protein checks. The good thing about PE is that it is rare that you get it in subsequent pregnancies unless you have a new male partner, so hopefully when the time comes and you feel ready to try again, you will have a much smoother pregnancy. GD isn't a neccessarily a definite either another firned who had it in her first didn't have it in her second pregnancy and is passing the gestation of her first bub of 32 weeks at the moment and still looking great!!!
Fears are completely normal, DH and I were talking with friends about it on the weekend and for a long time we didn't think we would try again but eventually you feel ready and take the plunge as such
Great news on the BLS Mamaspice, hopefully they keep in the good ranges and you can skip the insulinMake the birthing decision that you feel you can achieve, do you have specific fears about VB, maybe we can talk some of them through
Welcome ButterflyForever! I am so sorry for the passing of your sweet little angelWonderfuly news on the HB and perfect growth of bub. I hope all goes well with your cerivx and scarring.
black_rose, I hope the BH's have settled down, and goodluck for you appointment tomorrow,, and woo hoo you are at DD's gestation today!!!!!
csab, I had that feeling for quite a while as well, I would also get it around AF time and it was horrible, so I completely understand what you are going through there.
DD is also on Ventolin up to 6 puffs every two hours, Flixotide morning and night and Prednisolone, without this mix she would have had a couple more admissions this year already, and if we miss one dose of the Flixotide gets very wheezy. We had a close call a couple of weeks ago and called the locum out and also had constant visits to the GP to get her through, but made it even with a traecheal tug (a sign of repisratory distress), I had a feeling the tug was mild enough that we could cope with it. We can't take her out in the cold for very long, as it just hits her too hard. She had another year or so to go before her lungs have grown enough for it to be less of an issue, DD's right lung isn't inflated fully so it doens't work to it's capacity. But it makes it a lot easier since we have had a diagnosis, we have a better action plan and we know what to look for in forms of respiratory distress and know when to take her into the ER.
AFM ~ Very bust weekend with family down for DD"s birthday, we a lovely weekend, I tried to rest as much as possible, but it was tricky... Got through without any BH's until a few last night, but they didn't last for long and weren't as intense as Thursday so I felt okay with them. Get my test results either this afternoon or tomorrow, haven't even been thinking about them we have been so busy. I think my mum and MIL will be down in the next week or so to help me decorate DD's new room, as we will be moving her into a bigger room and her room will be for Flicker. And I really want to get pictures hung on the walls and a few other things sorted out.
Must go and invoice and write a construction specification - yay
Belly rubs all xxoo
I feel that I need to get all sorted now I really want to be much more organised this time
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