How stupid.

I have had no M/S and in the first 8 weeks did everything you can think of that is miscarriage causing (because I didn't know I was pg). I helped fit and plumb in a bathroom. I was carting around 20kg bags of soil. I was going non-stop at work with 9 hour days and no lunch. I was drinking a lot of coffee and eating all the "bad" foods - even having a brie sandwich when I found out I was pg. Hi-impact aerobics and even got out some of my old kick-boxing stuff. I had a drunken night with home-brewed wine. Liebling is fine and healthy. So I say poo to stupid studies - unless they tell me how many women it was done on and how many had miscarriages I would ignore it - a study on less than 10'000 women can be ignored, as can a non-significant difference (eg 500 or 5'000 m/s women had a m/c, 504 of 5'000 no-m/s women had a m/c)