Hi Tess,

Thank you :hugs: I also meant to say in my last post that I haven't forgotten about your question about pre-term labour.

Stillbirth is defined in Australia as the loss of a fetus who shows no signs of life at birth and is at least 400 grams in birthweight or at least 20 weeks in gestation.
If I understand correctly, Thomas was born alive? If so he would be classified as a neonatal death. As I understand Neonatal deaths are not included in Stillbirth statistics. I am waiting for the Stillbirth Foundation to comfirm this for me. I can understand your need to do research. This is what I did after I lost Cooper and I continue to do today. I think if you google neonatal deaths you might be able to come up with some information. I hope that you can find the information that you are looking for. Have you talked to your ob about this?

Dr Deb will be able to help you out with your question about feeling sick and faint. From what I know after ovulation your progesterone levels increase and this can cause you to feel tired. Progesterone stays elevated if you are pg or will eventually decrease if AF is about to arrive that is why it is hard in the 2ww to know exactly what is going on because your progesterone levels are high and so it is a similar feeling.