thread: How many times have you been pregnant? *Sensitive topic*

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  1. #1
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    Oct 2011
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    3 pregnancies...

    #1 MC at 11 weeks
    #2 DD
    #3 Ectopic pregnancy at 5 weeks

  2. #2
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    Jan 2012
    Perth!
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    I don't know if mine would count as a loss, but it feels like one for me.

    1 Pregnancy - 7wks Forced termination by my then DF

  3. #3
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    Nov 2010
    Perth, WA
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    I don't know if mine would count as a loss, but it feels like one for me.

    1 Pregnancy - 7wks Forced termination by my then DF
    It definitely counts hun. I had a termination at 8 weeks and even though it was ultimately my decision to go through with it, there was heavy preassure from my then DP and sometimes I quietly wonder what might have been.

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    It definitely counts hun. I had a termination at 8 weeks and even though it was ultimately my decision to go through with it, there was heavy preassure from my then DP and sometimes I quietly wonder what might have been.
    It's not an easy thing to do regardless I always wonder what my angel would of been and how he/she would of looked.

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    May 2011
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    6 pregnancies 1 living bub

    #1 #2 #3 early M/c
    #4 My darling Tyler born alive died 2 hours 8 minutes later
    #5 early m/c
    #6 DD

  6. #6
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    Jul 2010
    Rural NSW near ACT
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    Three pregancies
    1 Very early miscarriage
    2 Our darling angel Ellen born sleeping at 41 weeks
    3 Our precious baby boy who is nearly 6 months old.
    I was so thankful to leave hospital this time without the "empty arms" feeling.

    I agree with Bec the grief from a miscarriage was very different to how I felt losing my daughter at full term.