thread: Trying to Conceive after Still Birth/ Late Loss/Recurrant Miscarriage ~ December 2008

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  1. #1
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    May 2008
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    Hello Girls I'm new to this thread I just had my third M/C this year on Monday I'm 24 and I don't have any children yet I'm so lost and hurt right now and my DH is even more hurt because he wants a bub more than I do he tried talking to me about us trying again on Friday but I didn't know what to say because I'm so afraid to try again and lose another baby my heart can't take it...

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    Sep 2008
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    Hi Toccara, sorry you have had to find yourself here but I hope you find support and comfort amongst us. What a tough and emotional time you are going through. I am so very sorry for your losses and that you are feeling so down.

    Have they found a reason for your recurrent miscarriages? Are you seeing an experienced OB in this field? You may have already undergone tests but I think it is important to arm yourself with all the information you can find before TTC again so you can try pinpoint the cause and hopefully prevent it from happening again. I know it is very frightening but you may feel more encouraged to try again once you know why this is happening and what measures you can take to prevent another loss.

    Open up to DH and tell him about your reservations and how much your heart is breaking and perhaps ask him to support your decision to wait until you have some answers and/or are physically and emotionally ready.

    Sending you a big and I wish you all the best for the journey ahead. We are here for you every step of the way.
    Last edited by dd0207; December 8th, 2008 at 12:25 PM.

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    Girls have a read of this website. Stories 26-50. It has helped hundreds of girls go on to have healthy babies. Worth a look at. I would be ordering my Doctor to check my progesterone levels. It may be that simple!

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    Jul 2008
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    Hi Toccara -- welcome to our group, and of course I'm sorry to hear about what you've been through. Try to have a talk with your partner and say that you're not ready yet if that's how you feel. Your emotional state has taken a huge beating this year, not to mention your body as well. I'm sure you'll both be holding your little one soon enough.

    Helen -- How are things going now after your stitch? Feeling any better?

    Katie -- I've heard the the first time of breast-feeding can be trying for anyone. Hang in there and we hope to hear that it's second nature in a few weeks!

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    Jul 2008
    Gold Coast, Australia
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    Hi Girls

    Tocarra: so sorry you have had to join us. I agree with Darcy on the progesterone. I'm not sure if you've read any of our previous posts but I have noticed a big difference in my health since I started using natural progesterone cream. Many other girls here have had other tests and come up with other problems so ask as many questions as you like about testing. The more you find out, the better equipped you will be when you feel ready to ttc again. Also, how long did you wait in between pregnancies. I know my OB always says to wait at least 2 full cycles. I hope you can talk to DH and get him to see that you need a bit of a breather. It is such an anxious time even in the best circumstances and none of us fall into that category so our stress levels are that much higher again.

    Katie: don't feel too bad about the breastfeeding. I think it generally takes 6-8 weeks to get any sort of confidence with it. Remember you and Anna are both learning a completely new skill. If you were starting a new job it would take you at least that long to get your head around it. Just give yourself plenty of time and be patient and kind with yourself. Get as much support as you can and don't be afraid to ask. If anyone gives you a hard time, go to someone else. There are plenty of supportive people out there.

    Lan: I'm on day 10 and still not sure about ttc this month. I did one of those ionic foot bath detox things. It was pretty incredible but you can't use them when PG. I know I'm not PG but I just don't want to risk having any toxins running around when I am ttc. Also since having that and the progesterone cream I am feeling so much better and after years of no luck am finally losing weight. I know I won't lose what I need before getting PG but I thought another few weeks would get me down to my pre PG weight. It seems a waste when I am just going to put it all back on again but I just have this thought in my head that if my body is back to pre PG then this bub will have the best shot I can possibly give it.

    On the other hand I would so love a BFP for x-mas! DH has been away for over a week and only got back yesterday so we are going to discuss tonight. He will probably say lets ttc just so he can get some action!

    BTW I have been charting on fertility friend and am wondering how you display your chart on here. I know some of you girls have and I thought I'd give it a go but can't work it out!!

    Jo: did I remember you saying you were having this month off ttc and then going next month again?

    Anyway, I hope you are all well and all babies are behaving themselves. Hugs all round.

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    Sep 2008
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    Hi Girls,

    Tocarra, sorry to hear about your third loss, a very heartbreaking thing to go through. I agree with the girls that if you haven't already, it is definetly worth investigating why you may be miscarrying before TTC again, do you have a good OB? I'm glad you found us, welcome to our thread.

    Tildy, I hope Kebab has been kicking away. Katie, nearly everyone I know who has had a baby says breastfeeding can be really hard at first. Sounds like you have had some great help. Enjoy your little girl.

    Lan & Paula, good luck TTC this month, I'll be right behind you soon. TM, hope little one is growing nicely. Helen, hope your feeling well after the op.

    Hi to everyone else. Have a great week.
    Last edited by Berry1; January 10th, 2009 at 03:28 AM.

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    hi girls i'm new on this one i lost my little chloe on the 11-11-08 she was an ivf baby just wondering how long after your loss did people get their first period again? thanks in advance for any information.

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    Jan 2008
    Pittsburgh, PA
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    Hi Ladies,

    Jo, I just wanted to let you know that I have been thinking of you the past few days. I hope that Madison's EDD went as well as it possibly could have.

    Tildy, I hope you have been doing well. Try to stay positive, you had a great scan.

    dee81, I am so sorry to hear about Chloe. I think it took me about a month and a half to get my first period after I lost Shelby at 28 weeks. My cycle was close to normal after an early loss. Have they been able to find a reason for your loss?

    Toccara50, I am so sorry for your loss. Make sure that you are ready before you try again. You will most likely be very nervous through your next pregnancy. Get as much information as you can to help you through it. We will also be here to help you.

    Lan, My next scan is Jan.5 right now. The doctor really doesn't know if the baby is just big or if they had an error with my 6 week scan measurements. My cycles are long so right now it sounds like the baby is just big. The baby has measured a couple of days farther along with every scan. So that is really good so far. I can't really go by my dates because I had a loss at 5 weeks during the cycle before this pregnancy.

    Katie, I can't wait for you to post some more pics of Anna.

    TM, I will be thinking of you on Tuesday. I hope you have a great scan.
    Last edited by Laney; December 9th, 2008 at 04:51 AM.

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    Jun 2007
    Melbourne, Victoria
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    Jo - thinking of you today on Madison's EDD. These days are hard and you have had so many in the last few days. I hope you were able to take a moment to remember your beautiful daughter and know that she is not forgotten - she is held in many of our hearts. Be kind to yourself and if your DH does seem to forget - then remind him! Sending you hugs and support

    Group hug for everyone -

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    Sep 2008
    Where the sun shines
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    Hello,

    Dee, I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of beautiful Chloe, an incredible difficult thing to go through at 28-weeks. Glad you found us here.

    Jo, you have been through a rough time lately, I hope you are getting through this time ok. Sweet Madison will always be in your heart, I'm sure it will get easier with time.

    Paula, fingers crossed for January for both of us and you to Lan.

    Helen, good to see that little baby in your ticker growing!

    Hi to everyone else.
    Last edited by Berry1; January 10th, 2009 at 03:28 AM.