MissK - I am so sorry for the loss of your little man
Angel #2 was a natural m/c (no D&C) so I was told to wait after one normal AF (if AF was not normal, would be a sign that there may have been retained tissue). For Angel #1 I had a D&C, so was told to wait 3 months for the lining to be thick enough again. Mine were also earlier than yours (in the 9th week). Hope that helps.
I saw my ob today, and he said it was likely that because I was still so sick after 12 weeks that I would probably be one of the lucky ones who are sick till 16 weeks (YAY??). I am so over the vommies... Like Maggie said, I feel guilty for feeling bad about feeling sick, but at the same time, I really don't want to feel sick anymore (but am scared to wish that incase it means not being pg), but then also everytime I vomit it's kind of reassuring, so in a way I don't want it taken away either
Milly - Im sorry you're still so sick but i can sympathise with all of it. The potato chips, lemonade and seabands... Im doing all the same, with the addition of grapefruit. I feel so stupid complaining about it, as the minute I feel even slightly better I start to question how its all going. I really hope you get some relief soon.
Tashybabe - hope you are managing to relax and enjoy things a little more.
Sparkles - sending you positive thoughts for your 12 week scan approaching.
Dory - hope you are still hanging in there and staying positive. I think about you every day.
AFM - We have made it to 8 weeks, which I am thrilled about. Had a scan today to check all was okay and little peanut was there, heat beating away nicely. What more could I want? Such a relief but so stressful. The minute I walked into the ultrasound office and the smell (pleasant, but distinct in my memory bank) hit me, I almost burst into tears. We are so lucky to have our 2 beautiful girls, but even those successful pregnancies have been frought with problems. Almost weekly scans, always with a question mark hanging over our heads, has really impacted on me. Luckily the staff are really lovely and very gentle and understanding after what we've been through. So far everything for us is seeming "normal" which is really rather strange!! We are sooo happy, but sooo not used to it! Still waiting for the complications, when we should really just sit back and relax. Perhaps i should stop poking my boobs every 5 minutes and checking the loo paper?.....old habits die hard!
Maggie - congratulation on 8 weeks. I hear you on waiting for the complications. I am glad you have a sonographer and ultra sound centre that is sensitive to your needs. Nah, I checked the toilet paper before I was pg, for me its life long I reckon. I know TMI! And besides poking yor boobs is fun in a way. It's a bit like poking a bruise to see if it still hurts. I find it interesting that for me, this time around they are sore in different spots than before.
Milly 5 - sorry to hear you're still so sick.
AFM - 12 weeks today. I am pretty excited actually. Today is a statistically significant date. So far statistics are on my side in this pg ..... had a mild bout of gastro earlier in the week, and am glad I am over it.
I really hope you get some relief soon. 
What more could I want? Such a relief but so stressful. The minute I walked into the ultrasound office and the smell (pleasant, but distinct in my memory bank) hit me, I almost burst into tears. We are so lucky to have our 2 beautiful girls, but even those successful pregnancies have been frought with problems. Almost weekly scans, always with a question mark hanging over our heads, has really impacted on me. Luckily the staff are really lovely and very gentle and understanding after what we've been through. So far everything for us is seeming "normal" which is really rather strange!! We are sooo happy, but sooo not used to it! Still waiting for the complications, when we should really just sit back and relax. 
Perhaps i should stop poking my boobs every 5 minutes and checking the loo paper?.....old habits die hard!
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