Mel I am glad you came & shared your experience - thankyou...

As you probably know I was on the regime you mentioned but for an autoimmune condition that caused multiple deaths for my unborn babies. I too have read this research and found it interesting. My fetal medicine obstetrician also uses a similar regime on some high risk women.

It makes sense doesn't it? When placental function is not optimal it has to work harder - thinning both the maternal supply and the placental supply (asprin crosses the placenta) aims to make the placental job easier.

Know Mel that the regime you are on is used frequently by high risk women - you will become adept at injecting yourself and your tummy will be battered for a few months - but in the end it will be worth it all!

I just cant reiterate more loudly what Mel said about a specialist. It is imperative. I have had lots of personal and professional experience with this and I have to say this is a time you need the big guns! Some obstetricians are quite unsure about this type of issue and only those very studied in the area are truly helpful (of course some will happily call in the big guns!)...

Good luck Mel - if you need any "pointers" let me know... (scuse the pun )