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  1. #1
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    Apr 2013
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    Big hugs hopeful mum xoxo just awful I remember going through countless times all this worry. The only way to get through is in the moment day by day and let out your emotions xXxX

    Goodluck spoons, hang in there. I hope u get a great scan result xox

    Goodluck worrywort! Very exciting :-) enjoy it all xox

    How's your beautiful boy mildez ?

    My news is I delivered a healthy baby Girl on February 24th at 4:04am <3:-)<3, named Kiara weighing 8lbs, 6. And a long 51cms! She's got the longest legs!
    A lot of fuzzy medium blonde hair that sticks up too :-D so cute!
    Love her to peices! All yrs of the losses and heartbreak and awful worring during preg was worth it.
    Oh and can you believe this? When the nurses checked out her placenta after birth it was HEART SHAPED!?!?! ... My hubby piped up because she was made with love :-) hee hee ...
    Keep going girls, day by day is all you can do.

  2. #2
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    Aug 2011
    Port Lincoln
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    Congratulations Sarah. Such a long awaited blessing. I love her name. Enjoy every precious moment, it goes by so very fast.

  3. #3
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    Aug 2013
    WA
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    Congrats Sarah! You give me hope

  4. #4
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    Apr 2013
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    Thank you so much Vic and spoons :-)
    Just keep riding the wave for as long as possible spoons and when you think you're going to give up push yourself a lil further! It's the only way it happend for us in the end, A LOT of persistence!
    Everyone has their own boundaries but I found I had to push through mine.
    Big hugs and tons of baby dust *******

  5. #5
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    Aug 2013
    WA
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    Thank you sarah. Enjoy your little one

    Hopeful mum, how are you today?

  6. #6
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    Dec 2014
    Townsville, QLD
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    Re: Pregnancy after LT TTC #21

    Hi ladies. Well my hcg has decreased to 1800, from 1900 yesterday.

    Ivf nurses were unable to contact fs after 4:20pm so decided that I should do another bt on Monday. I was able to change my fs ultrasound appt from wed arvo to mon arvo. Once I started getting emotional about my hcg lowering, she was wonderful and found a spot for me at 3pm. He has surgery booked out until lunch time and I know he is really busy.

    So Mon i will find out one way or another if I still have a bub growing inside. The nurse had mentioned that maybe it is due to one of my two transferred embryos not continuing. I am so praying that this is the case.

    I will let you know how it goes, good or bad. For now I am going to focus on positive thoughts about there still being a bub growing :-)

    Positive thoughts for all you wonderful ladies in your continuing pregnancies. Each day is precious xo.

  7. #7
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    Aug 2013
    WA
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    Good luck for your scan on Monday. I'll be thinking of you. I hope you have enough distractions and the weekend goes quickly for you xx

  8. #8
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    May 2009
    Melbourne
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    Hi Sarah,
    Great to hear from you and wonderful news about Kiara. Congratulations!! How are you all doing now? Your hubby sounds adorable. Hope it's all going well and give Kiara a little welcome kiss from me.
    WW
    x

  9. #9
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    Aug 2013
    WA
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    Worrywart, it's so good to see you posting and your ticker moving along. You are so close to the finish line. How are you feeling?

    Me, I'm having a rough time. Been hospitalised twice this week with morning sickness and it's now been confirmed I have a DVT in my right leg. My clexane dose has been increased and an urgent referral sent to the haematologist and ante natal clinic. I'll have more regular scans to check on bub and the placenta etc. This is a huge blow for me as it means moving to a high risk hospital that does not allow students and I was really relying on having my student midwife there for support. I'm guessing it will also mean no active birth and being confined to the bed with monitors etc. As for the future I'm guessing I'll now be on lifelong warfarin as this is my second occurrence of clots. Whether that means no subsequent children, I do not know. I'm only nine weeks and it's a lot to take in. What's worst is knowing I could have prevented this by not letting the morning sickness stop me from drinking and being more active. Sorry for the novel.