Jo, I'm sorry you're having a hard time. I still clearly remember the time between finding out that Hamish had died and his service. They are the darkest, darkest days of our lives. It's incomprehensible that you had to lose both Jack and Madison. I don't know why our beautiful, much loved, so anticipated babies have to go, but you are still here Jo, and there must be a reason for that. Please lean on us and rant and rave as much as you want. About your DH, men are aliens and they deal with their emotions differently to us...
Rozzie, they're all very scary and hard to understand things your specialist told you. Was he confident that he'll be able to look after you and bub? So taking you off blood thinning meds will prevent bleeds but what about clotting? I have a friend who had a vertical incision for her c-section because her uterus is shaped funny or something. She has got two kids though.
Mrs Robbo, your little boy is delightful, I hope any living children I get will think of their big brother Hamish the same poignant way.
Sue, I'm your October TTC buddy. Helen's going to get preggers next month.
Congrats Cindee!!!
Hi and hugs to Tildy, Danek, Helen and the very pregnant Katie :-)
Can everyone hold my hands (along with Jo's) tomorrow please. I've finally got the call from my obs' office to say that they have Hamish's full autopsy report (yes, it took 4.5mths). We're going in tomorrow to have it explained to us. After wanting to know what they found all these months I'm now petrified. I don't want my little boy to have had anything wrong with him, any chance that he was unwell or in pain, and most of all, I'm scared that I killed him somehow
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